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Orlando estimate sequence: Correct Lake Nona drainage in sandy ground, map OUC irrigation zones, then choose St. Augustine, Bahia, or Florida-friendly beds for the sun and summer rain. That order gives context to the calculator’s approximate $40-per-visit entry point and $8,000 to $25,000+ full-project band. A written walkthrough begins with (407) 863-3647.
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Estimate your project across Central Florida (Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties). Local conditions move pricing: deep, fast-draining sandy soil, warm-season subtropical turf, and SJRWMD watering rules that limit irrigation days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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An Orlando estimate should separate installation scope from ongoing landscape compliance. Orange County Utilities says its irrigation schedule applies whether the water comes from a private well, pump, or utility; the City of Orlando says fertilizer used June 1 through September 30 must contain zero nitrogen and zero phosphorus. Use the calculator for planning, then call (407) 863-3647 for a written price.
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It can. Central Florida sand drains fast and holds little water or nutrients, so bed prep, soil amendment, and efficient irrigation are worth budgeting to keep plantings healthy.
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For an Orlando sod project, price the installation and its establishment-watering plan together. The St. Johns River Water Management District allows new landscape to be irrigated on any day at any time for the first 30 days, then every other day for the next 30 days. Ask the written quote to identify who will manage that schedule.