West Palm Beach, FL · Palm Beach County
Licensed landscaping services for West Palm Beach homes — irrigation-compliant, properly permitted tree work, and a fixed price before we touch your yard.
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Landscaping Cost in West Palm Beach
Whether you're searching "landscaping services near me" or comparing quotes for a full yard overhaul, pricing in West Palm Beach generally breaks down by scope:
We give every client a written, fixed-price quote before work starts — no surprise add-ons once the crew shows up.
Watering Restrictions & Permits in West Palm Beach
The South Florida Water Management District enforces a year-round landscape irrigation rule across Palm Beach County, including West Palm Beach. Most addresses are limited to specific watering days per week, generally with a mid-day watering restriction, though exact days and times depend on your address and can shift with drought conditions. A licensed landscaper should already know your zone's schedule — if they don't ask, that's a red flag.
The City of West Palm Beach also requires a permit to remove trees over a certain size, with exceptions carved out for dead, diseased, or hazardous trees confirmed by a certified arborist. Skipping this step on a healthy, protected tree can mean a significant fine.
West Palm Beach is not in the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone — that only applies to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Palm Beach County instead falls under Florida's standard Wind-Borne Debris Region requirements, which is relevant for any hardscape or structure work that overlaps with a landscaping project.
Sources: South Florida Water Management District: Landscape Irrigation Rule, City of West Palm Beach Development Services
Know Who's Working In Your Home
West Palm Beach was the base of operations for one of the largest construction fraud cases in South Florida news in 2026: five members of the same extended family were charged in what investigators describe as a family-run construction fraud ring that allegedly used shell companies to conceal millions of dollars in payroll, avoid workers' compensation insurance, and operate unlicensed businesses — all run out of multiple construction companies based at the same West Palm Beach address, with alleged losses reported near $12.5 million. Palm Beach County's own director of contractor regulations has publicly said "unlicensed contracting is a big problem" the county is actively working to address.
Before hiring a landscaping crew in West Palm Beach, ask for proof of general liability insurance and, if the job involves any structural or irrigation-system work, verify their license at myfloridalicense.com.
Sources: WFLX: $12.5M construction fraud ring, West Palm Beach, WPTV: Palm Beach County cracking down on unlicensed contractors
Plant Selection & Sourcing
West Palm Beach's sandy soil, seasonal drought stretches, and year-round watering restrictions all favor a specific approach to plant selection:
We handle plant and irrigation sourcing directly as part of a fixed-price quote, matched to your yard's sun exposure and soil.
Common Questions
Landscaping cost in West Palm Beach typically runs $2–$20+ per square foot depending on scope. For a typical quarter-acre lot: a basic refresh (sod, mulch, foundation shrubs) runs $2,200–$5,400, a standard design (plants, sod, basic irrigation) runs $5,400–$10,900, and a full design with hardscape, lighting, and specimen trees runs $13,000–$21,800+. We give a written, fixed-price quote before work starts.
Yes. The South Florida Water Management District enforces a year-round landscape irrigation rule limiting most West Palm Beach addresses to specific days per week, generally with a mid-day watering restriction, though exact days depend on address and can shift with drought conditions.
In most cases, yes. The City of West Palm Beach requires a permit to remove trees over a certain size, with exceptions for dead, diseased, or hazardous trees confirmed by a certified arborist.
No. HVHZ applies only to Miami-Dade and Broward counties. Palm Beach County falls under Florida's standard Wind-Borne Debris Region requirements instead.
It depends on scope: routine maintenance is the lowest recurring cost, a landscape refresh with new mulch and plant beds is the most common one-time project we quote, and a full design-and-installation is the highest tier. We give every client a written, fixed-price quote before work begins.
Search the contractor's name or license number at myfloridalicense.com. D&Co Homes' license is CGC1531095 — you can verify it there directly.
Florida Licensed General Contractor · CGC1531095
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