Siesta Key & Sarasota, FL
941-379-3479
To do the job right, you need to make sure that a sporting field is completely level and that the soil is properly prepared before you put grass down.
That is why we begin by rough grading the area with a bobcat or large tractor, then we do the final grading with a box blade or another type of level before raking all of the soil into place by hand. We also add a large amount of organic matter to sandy soils so they can maintain good drainage and have the capacity to hold some water.
Siesta Key Landscape builds soccer fields, playgrounds, putting greens and all kinds of backyard sporting fields, and we do all of the prep work needed so the finished product is perfect every time!
11 May 2020
Congratulations to Mark Sultana & April Balliette of DSDG Architects on being named Best Architect and Best Interior Designer, respectively in SRQ Magazine's Best of SRQ local 2020. Mark’s clean a...
05 July 2019
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20 August 2024
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30 March 2018
https://youtu.be/XCU2CX1BKAk To do the job right, you need to make sure that a sporting field is completely level and that the soil is properly prepared before you put grass down. That is why we begin...
20 February 2019
A Casey Key home we did the landcaping for was recently featured in an article for Detroit Home Magazine. A respectful innovation of an original 1940s Florida cottage honors the best of the past and p...
20 September 2019
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25 March 2019
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