Please find our Florida warranty information here.

Six Month† Limited Landscape Warranty

All newly installed plants are covered by our six month† limited landscape warranty.

Please follow the watering and care instructions below, and contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

If a newly installed plant is cared for properly but dies of unknown causes out of yours or our control*, a replacement plant will be available for pick-up at our location at no cost to you.

Optionally, you may choose to have a landscape technician tear out the dead plant and re-plant the replacement in its place at $85/pmh or whatever our current man hour rate is at that time.

Once your warranty expires, you are welcome to contact us for all future plant replacement orders. We will order through our premium nursery supplier and charge your account for all materials.

How to Care for Your New Landscape

A healthy landscape depends on a balance of earth, water, and air.

Water the plants in your landscape in early morning or late afternoon. Do not water during the hottest part of the day or too late in the evening, so your plants can dry off before nightfall.

Check the moisture level of your soil occasionally by putting your fingers under the mulch or rock and into the soil. You’ll be able to tell if you are watering too much or too little that way. The soil should not be soaking wet, and you should occasionally allow it to mostly dry out so air can enter.

Use your best judgment when caring for your new landscape. If possible, contact us before the health of a plant declines dramatically so we can help provide care guidance.

You can reach our Corporate Office directly at (217) 473-1472 or team@scooterslawncare.com.

†Effective July 2024, our limited landscape warranty has decreased from one year coverage to six month coverage to most appropriately encompass the initial establishment period. Plants installed before July 2024 are grandfathered in to the previous one year coverage.

*Our limited landscape warranty does not cover plant death due to acts of nature, inclement weather, or natural disaster. Sod is not covered by our landscape warranty.