Websites for landscaping companiesin Miami-Dade County

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Landscaping in Miami-Dade County

West Miami, Miami, Hialeah, Miami Gardens, and Homestead all need landscaping work in Miami-Dade County. Lawn care, tree trimming, irrigation, sod, and design stay on the calendar because grass grows most of the year, and storm clean-up and tree work get added on top. Around Northwest 36th Street (US 27), Okeechobee Road (US 27), Southwest 8th Street (US 41), and the University of Miami, you can picture the yards and properties that need attention. It is steady work with extra calls after bad weather.

Where the pages go

A page for each town, starting with these

A good landscaping page for a town in Miami-Dade County shows the neighborhoods on your routes, whether you handle HOA properties, and before-and-after photos from the area. It also names the places people there recognize, like Jackson Memorial Hospital.

• Miami487,014 residents
• Hialeah235,388 residents
• Miami Gardens116,173 residents
• Homestead85,796 residents
• Doral83,625 residents
• Miami Beach83,251 residents
• North Miami62,202 residents
• Coral Gables50,379 residents
• Cutler Bay45,833 residents
• North Miami Beach45,655 residents
• Aventura40,531 residents
• Miami Lakes33,247 residents
• Palmetto Bay25,402 residents
• Hialeah Gardens23,328 residents
• Sunny Isles Beach22,903 residents
• Sweetwater21,321 residents
• Pinecrest18,981 residents
• Opa-locka16,507 residents
• Key Biscayne15,111 residents
• Miami Springs13,901 residents
• South Miami13,207 residents
• Florida City13,157 residents
• Miami Shores11,917 residents
• North Bay Village8,286 residents
• West Miami7,247 residents
• Goulds
• Kendall
• Leisure City
• Naranja
• Princeton