Plan landscape improvements around your community’s needs and existing features.
Your community’s landscaping may have changed quite a bit since it was first planted. Trees have grown, shrubs may be struggling, and some common areas might no longer look the way residents expect. An HOA landscape plan gives your board a chance to look at the grounds as a whole before approving individual changes.
At W.J. Johnson & Associates, we work with associations in Cape Coral, Florida to restore and improve existing properties. Our firm has been serving collectively owned communities since 1984, and our landscape architecture services consider both how the grounds look and how they’re used.
What would your board like to change about the grounds? Maybe the entrance looks tired, or shrubs have taken over a planting bed. There might be a common area that residents rarely use. Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll visit the property to discuss those changes as part of your HOA landscape plan.
Some things to consider include:
- Existing plants: Which trees and shrubs you’d like to keep and which areas need attention
- Common spaces: How residents use gardens, seating areas, and other shared grounds
- Drainage concerns: Places where water collects or soil washes away
- Maintenance: How much ongoing care your association wants to manage
Our licensed landscape architect can develop recommendations that bring these needs together. Planting choices should fit the site, while proposed changes should account for nearby walkways, buildings, and other existing features.
An HOA landscape plan can help your board agree on what it wants to accomplish before work begins. Contact our team today to discuss your community’s grounds and request a proposal.