HOA community
Cameron Oaks entrance
Full common-area maintenance with refreshed entrance plantings and ornamental grasses that define the community's first impression.
Our work
Communities we keep board-ready.
A look at the HOAs, condominiums, and facilities across Jacksonville that trust Old Pine with their grounds — and the difference it makes at the curb.
Selected projects
Grounds that make the right first impression.
From gated entrances to retention ponds, every property is maintained by one dedicated crew that knows it well.
Commercial Property – Casino
Hard Rock Café seasonal color
Quarterly color rotations grown on our own farm keep this high-traffic entrance vivid and welcoming year-round.
Government facility
Municipal turf program
Large-acreage mowing, edging, and fertilization on a fixed schedule that keeps public-facing grounds consistently sharp.
HOA common area
Dunhill Circle islands
Shrub care, mulching, and stone-edged bed design that turned tired medians into a polished neighborhood feature.
HOA common area
Streetscape & tree care
Ongoing pruning and daylily bed management keep sightlines clear and the streetscape lush from spring through fall.
Mixed-use property
Universal Studios Orlando
Detailed topiary, layered beds, and palm care that hold up to thousands of daily visitors and a demanding board.
Before & after
The difference a dedicated crew makes.
When a tired property comes under an Old Pine contract, the turnaround shows up fast — and stays consistent.
Before
After
Riverpoint Commons entrance — overgrown medians reworked into a clean, color-forward arrival in a single season.
"Our entrance went from an eyesore to the nicest on the street. Residents noticed within weeks, and our board stopped fielding complaints."
"We manage several properties and moved all of them to Old Pine. Same crews, predictable invoices, and grounds that always pass inspection."
Your property, next
Let's make your grounds the best on the street.
Book a walkthrough and we'll show you exactly what we'd improve — and what it would cost to keep it that way.