Between a growing season that basically never stops here and the palm fronds, storm debris, and weeds that show up if you skip even one week, South Florida grounds don’t stay tidy on their own. Ariel Cleaning provides scheduled grounds keeping for HOAs, condo associations, and commercial properties that need common areas looking sharp year-round, not just before a board walkthrough.
A small HOA with shared entrance landscaping and a courtyard runs weekly grounds keeping for around $250 a month
A retail plaza with parking lot islands and a front entrance bed runs biweekly service starting around $400 a month.
We picked up a dining table, chairs, and an unwanted mattress right from the curb for $149, making it simple and highly affordable to clear out multiple bulky pieces.
Reliable Weekly or Biweekly Visits
Your common areas get serviced on the same schedule, so they never look neglected before a board meeting or a showing.
One Crew for Grounds and Cleanup
Since we also handle dumpster areas and dog parks, we can bundle outdoor upkeep into one contract instead of juggling multiple vendors.
Built for HOA Approval Processes
We’re used to working with property managers and boards — proposals, scope documents, and monthly reporting if you need it.
Storm-Ready
After a storm passes, we prioritize debris cleanup for existing grounds keeping clients first.
Common area lawns
Mowing and edging on a consistent schedule.
Entrance & signage beds
The first thing residents and visitors see, kept trimmed and weeded.
Walkways & curb lines
Cleared of clippings, weeds, and washed-in debris.
Parking lot islands
Easy to overlook, noticeable fast when they’re not.
Storm debris zones
Palm fronds and downed branches cleared after weather events.
A first walkthrough sets the baseline scope — what’s being mowed, edged, and trimmed, and how often. From there, the same crew works the same route on the same schedule, so growth doesn’t get ahead of the property between visits. Storm debris gets prioritized for existing clients before new requests, since a downed frond on a walkway is a liability, not just an eyesore.
In-House Staff
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We scope the grounds and put together a schedule and quote.
Weekly or biweekly, with storm debris handled as it comes up.
No more scrambling before a walkthrough or inspection.
1. What does grounds keeping include?
Grounds keeping covers mowing, edging, trimming, weeding, and debris cleanup for common areas — it’s ongoing upkeep, not landscape design or major tree work.
2. Do you handle landscaping design or only maintenance?
We focus on maintenance and upkeep. For landscape design or major installations, we can recommend a partner or work alongside your existing landscaper.
3. How often do you visit for grounds keeping?
Most HOA and commercial contracts run weekly or biweekly, depending on the size and needs of the property.
4. Can you handle storm debris cleanup?
Yes — existing grounds keeping clients get priority for storm debris cleanup after severe weather.
5. Do you work with HOA boards and property management companies?
Yes, most of our grounds keeping contracts are with HOAs, condo associations, and commercial property managers.
6. Can grounds keeping be bundled with other services?
Yes — it’s common to bundle grounds keeping with dumpster area cleanup, valet trash, or dog park sanitation under one contract.
7. Is there a minimum contract length?
We can discuss month-to-month or longer-term agreements depending on what works for your property.
8. How do I get a quote for my property?
Call, text, or book online. We’ll walk the property and send over a scope and quote, usually within a couple of days.
9. Do you provide your own equipment?
Yes, our crews bring their own mowers, trimmers, and blowers — nothing your property needs to store or maintain.
10. Can you work around an existing landscaper we already use for design work?
Yes, we regularly split responsibilities with a property’s existing landscaper, handling routine maintenance while they handle design or installation.
