Overgrown lots, vacant parcels and neglected commercial ground — cleared, hauled and left ready for whatever comes next.
An overgrown lot in Southwest Florida goes from untidy to a citation faster than most owners expect. Vacant parcels, properties between tenants, and the unmaintained edges of commercial sites all grow year round here, and code enforcement in Cape Coral, Fort Myers and Lee County writes on exactly that.
H&M Prestige Lawn Care clears lots and overgrown ground with the equipment the job needs — brush mowing, undergrowth removal, scrub and palmetto clearing, and full debris haul-off. We clear for owners preparing to build or sell, for property managers bringing a neglected parcel back under control, and for anyone working against a notice deadline.
Debris leaves with us. A lot that has been cleared and left stacked with brush is not a cleared lot, and on a code case it will not pass re-inspection.
Handled by dedicated crews with commercial-grade equipment, on a schedule you can plan around.
Overgrowth, brush and scrub cleared from vacant lots and undeveloped parcels.
Heavy undergrowth mowed and removed, including palmetto and invasive growth.
Perimeters, retention areas, fence lines and unmaintained edges of commercial sites.
Debris loaded and hauled. The lot is left clean, not stacked with what we cut.
We look at what is actually on it — growth type and density, access, drainage, anything that has to be worked around or protected.
A written scope covering what gets cleared, how it leaves the site, and what the ground will look like when we are done.
Brush mowed, undergrowth and scrub removed, perimeters and fence lines opened up.
Debris loaded and hauled off, the lot graded flat where needed, and the work photographed for files or re-inspection.
Scheduling depends on lot size and how heavy the growth is, but code cases get priority because the deadline is real. Tell us the date on the notice when you call.
Yes. Haul-off is part of the job unless you specifically want material left on site. A lot left stacked with cut brush will not pass a code re-inspection.
Yes — we handle tree and palm removal as part of clearing. If a tree is protected under a local ordinance we will flag it rather than remove it, because that is a separate permitting question.
Yes. Retention areas, fence lines, perimeters and the unmaintained back edges of commercial sites are routine work for us.
Most owners put a cleared lot on a periodic mowing schedule — in this climate it will be overgrown again within a season otherwise, and maintaining it is far cheaper than clearing it twice.
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