Straight answers.

New screen enclosures and pool cages, patios, wood-burning fire pits, decks and pergolas, pavers, aluminum patio covers, landscape design and installation, sod, decorative concrete and stonework, fence installation and repair, tree, shrub and palm trimming, lawn and garden maintenance, and screen repair on existing enclosures. We work across Brevard County, from Titusville to Micco.

Yes. We build new screen enclosures, pool cages, decks and pergolas, and we repair and re-screen existing ones.

Yes. We plan patios, walkways and pavers together with the beds, sod and plants around them, so the yard comes together as one project with one crew.

Yes. We come out, walk the property with you, and leave a written estimate with no obligation.

Call or text (321) 508-5855 or email xtremescapesfl@gmail.com. We will set a time to see the property and talk through what you want.

All of Brevard County, from Titusville to Micco. We are based at 1735 Southland Ave, Melbourne, FL 32935.

It depends on the size of the pool and deck, the roof shape and the screen you pick. We measure and give you a written estimate at no cost.

Yes for a new enclosure or pool cage, and for repairing or replacing the aluminum frame. We check with your city or the county and pull the permit before work starts.

Yes. We re-screen single panels or the whole cage, and replace the spline and any torn screen.

Yes. We screen garage openings and front porches as well as pools and lanais.

Standard screen works for most panels. No-see-um mesh is finer and keeps out the smallest bugs. Privacy screen is denser and works well on panels facing a neighbor.

Yes. We build wood-burning and gas fire pits and outdoor kitchens. The gas, plumbing and electrical work is done by a licensed trade.

Most residential patios take a few days from excavation to cleanup, depending on size and access.

Yes. We build retaining walls, seat walls, planters and garden borders.

Often, yes. Bring a photo or a spare paver and we will look for a match or a complementary border.

It depends on size, the paver you pick, how deep the base needs to be, and whether old concrete has to come out. We measure and give you an itemized written estimate at no cost.

A typical two-car driveway takes a few days from tear-out to final compaction. Larger or combined projects take longer.

Pavers cost more up front, but they flex with the ground and a damaged area can be lifted and re-set instead of patched. Concrete is cheaper and fine for simple slabs.

Sealing is optional. It protects color from UV, helps hold joint sand in place and makes stains easier to clean. Most sealers need a fresh coat every few years.

Sometimes. If the slab is sound, level and not heaving, an overlay can work. We check before we recommend it.

Yes. We lift the low area, rebuild and compact the base, re-lay the pavers and refill the joints.

It depends on the size, the roof panel and whether you want fans or lights. We measure and give you a written estimate at no cost.

Insulated panels keep the space below cooler and cut the noise of rain on the roof. Standard aluminum costs less and still gives shade and rain cover.

Yes. A new or replacement aluminum structure needs a building permit. We check with your city or the county and pull it before work starts.

Yes. We plan them into the cover, and an electrical subcontractor does the wiring.

Coontie, muhly grass, saw palmetto, silver buttonwood, firebush, beach sunflower and sabal palm handle our sand, sun and salt with little help. Near the beach, sea grape and sea oats take direct exposure.

Yes, with the irrigation work done by a licensed trade. We design planting around the water you have and group plants by water need.

Most plants can go in year-round here. Late fall through spring is easier on new plants than the peak of summer heat.

St. Augustine for sunny yards with regular watering, Zoysia for a finer, denser lawn, and Bahia for large, low-water lots. Shade often calls for groundcover instead of turf.

It can be when wet. We can add a slip-resistant additive to the sealer on walks and pool-side areas.

Usually a day or two for foot traffic. We will tell you the exact timing for your job.

Concrete costs less up front and suits simple walks and pads. Pavers cost more but can be lifted and re-set if the ground settles. We will tell you which fits your space.

It depends on the length, the material, the height and the number of gates. We measure and give you a written estimate at no cost.

Vinyl gives the most privacy with the least upkeep. Aluminum keeps the view open and handles salt air well. Wood costs less up front but needs stain or paint and wears faster in our humidity.

Yes. We install aluminum and vinyl pool fences with self-closing, self-latching gates.

Yes. We fix leaning sections, broken pickets and rails, chain-link fabric and sagging gates.

Usually. We match picket size and style as closely as the available materials allow.

Late winter through spring, before hurricane season starts in June. That gives the tree time to respond before storm season.

Usually once or twice a year, depending on the species. Remove dead and hanging fronds and seed pods; leave the green fronds.

No. We trim, prune and remove deadwood. If a tree needs treatment, a licensed pest control operator or a certified arborist is the right call.

Yes. Cleanup and haul-off are part of every job.

Most residential mowing, edging and blowing runs about $50 to $150 or more a visit, depending on the size of the lot and how often we come. Call (321) 508-5855 for a free estimate on your yard.

Weekly during the growing season (roughly May through October) keeps St. Augustine and Zoysia healthy. Many yards can move to every other week in the cooler months.

No. Our maintenance covers mowing, edging, trimming, bed care and mulch. If your lawn needs fertilizer or treatment, use a licensed lawn and ornamental applicator.

No. As long as we can reach the yard and gates are unlocked, we can work while you are out.