Siesta Key & Sarasota, FL
941-379-3479
To do the job right, you need to make sure that a sporting field is completely level and that the soil is properly prepared before you put grass down.
That is why we begin by rough grading the area with a bobcat or large tractor, then we do the final grading with a box blade or another type of level before raking all of the soil into place by hand. We also add a large amount of organic matter to sandy soils so they can maintain good drainage and have the capacity to hold some water.
Siesta Key Landscape builds soccer fields, playgrounds, putting greens and all kinds of backyard sporting fields, and we do all of the prep work needed so the finished product is perfect every time!
05 July 2019
The source could be your Areca palms. There’s a common misconception regarding Areca palms that all the new growth must be trimmed away. Unfortunately, all these open cuts provide an easy point of ent...
14 April 2025
When our client came to us with a vision to bring new life to their old Lowcountry estate, we knew it would be a transformation to remember. The property, once beautiful but long overgrown and neglect...
07 November 2016
Fire pits are a popular addition to backyards. This is a fire pit we recently completed with pavers around it. Our paver patio fire pits are lined with steel rings to protect the block surround. There...
11 May 2020
Congratulations to Mark Sultana & April Balliette of DSDG Architects on being named Best Architect and Best Interior Designer, respectively in SRQ Magazine's Best of SRQ local 2020. Mark’s clean a...
07 April 2025
We recently had the opportunity to work on an incredible property located on the stunning shores of Siesta Key. What started as a storm-ravaged landscape has now been transformed into a breathtaking o...
05 October 2023
Unlike the “AstroTurf” of yesteryear, today’s artificial turf looks and feels like natural grass, minus the weeds and brown patches, and it has myriad advantages over a traditional lawn. For starters,...
25 March 2019
Florida Oolite – (Coral Stone) found at or near the surface in southeastern peninsular of Florida from Palm Beach County to the Barrier Islands east of Miami bordering Biscayne Bay and the lower Keys ...