Cocoa Beach is the harshest setting we work in: direct ocean exposure, constant salt in the air, blowing sand, and a mix of full-time residents and second homes that all need low-upkeep outdoor space.
Second-home owners here want yards that look sharp with little attention between visits. That pushes us toward paver-forward designs, drought- and salt-tolerant planting, and screen that gets replaced before it tears through.
Where we work in Cocoa Beach
- Downtown Cocoa Beach
- Snug Harbor
- Country Club area
- South Cocoa Beach
- Ocean Beach Boulevard corridor
What we plan around in Cocoa Beach
| Direct ocean exposure | Salt in the air reaches well inland here. Only hardened plant palettes hold up long term. |
|---|---|
| Owners who aren't always here | Second homes need yards that stay presentable between visits. Pavers and tough planting beat fussy beds. |
| Sand migration | Blowing sand buries beds and fills paver joints. Defined edging, re-sanded joints and regular maintenance keep it in check. |
Questions we get in Cocoa Beach
Do you maintain second homes in Cocoa Beach?
Yes. We run scheduled maintenance for second homes and part-time residents, including pre-season cleanups so the yard is ready when you arrive.
How often does screen need replacing in Cocoa Beach?
Sooner than inland. Salt, sun and sand wear screen out faster on the ocean; when it sags, tears or turns brittle, it's time. We re-screen existing frames, a panel or the whole porch.
What landscaping survives right on the ocean?
Sea grape, saw palmetto, dune sunflower and railroad vine, planted on the yard side of the dune. Anything tropical and tender will burn without a windbreak.
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