Aerial view of Lee County, Florida — SWFL Hydroseeding service territory

Where we work

LEE COUNTY

From Cape Coral canal lots to Fort Myers build-outs.

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Lee County is the engine of Southwest Florida growth — Cape Coral infill lots, Lehigh Acres acreage, and new construction spreading out from Fort Myers. That growth means bare lots, and bare lots that stay bare become weed farms and washouts by the end of rainy season.

We handle Lee County's full spread: quarter-acre Cape Coral canal lots where drainage has to be cut just right, larger Lehigh parcels where hydroseeding turns a dirt field into a lawn for a fraction of sod cost, and Estero and Bonita Springs projects where the finish has to impress on day one.

Because we run the site work and the grass under one crew, one call covers the dirt, the grade, and the green. Reach us at 239-537-4684.

Working in Lee County

Cape Coral & Canal Lots

Canal-front lots live and die by grade. Water sheds to the waterway, not the house, and sod or hydroseed locks the bank the day it goes in.

Lehigh Acres Scale

Larger parcels make hydroseeding the obvious call — full coverage without pallet-count math, with Bahia or St. Augustine blends chosen for the lot's use.

Construction Timelines

Builders moving fast through Fort Myers and Estero need a crew that grades Tuesday and greens Friday. One contractor, one schedule.

Communities we serve

  • Fort Myers
  • Cape Coral
  • Lehigh Acres
  • Bonita Springs
  • Estero
  • Sanibel

Near the county line? Call anyway — we go where the dirt is.

Talk to the crew

239-537-4684

Talk to the crew that grades the dirt and grows the grass. Firm estimates over the phone, usually the same day you call — Collier, Lee, and Hendry counties.

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Prefer a callback? Three quick fields.

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