Hurricane Season Lawn Armor: Free Storm-Prep Workshop

Hurricanes don’t just take roofs. They take lawns.

Every storm season, we get the same calls: sod peeled up like carpet, irrigation heads snapped off, yards that sat underwater for three days and came out dead. Most of it was preventable — or at least recoverable — with a little prep.

So we’re running a free Hurricane Season Lawn Armor workshop for Osceola County homeowners. One evening, real advice from the crew that fixes storm damage every year.

What we’ll cover

Before the storm: the right mowing height going into hurricane season, how to secure backflow preventers and exposed irrigation parts, and the drainage trouble spots to check now — not when the street is a river.
During: what to do (and what not to touch) while the yard is underwater or wind-blown.
The 48 hours after: the recovery sequence that saves lawns — debris clearing, re-laying lifted sod, flushing salt spray, and when to call us vs. when to wait.
Storm damage vs. disease: after every big storm, half the county mistakes stress damage for fungus and treats the wrong problem. We’ll show you how to tell the difference.

Bring your HOA

One workshop helps the people in the room. A neighborhood that all preps together keeps its property values together. If your HOA, community group, or church wants to host a session, call (407) 674-2841 — we’ll bring the expertise, the handouts, and the straight answers.

Free admission. Real advice. Zero sales pitch. Because the best storm-damage job is the one you never need.

Storm already hit the system? Irrigation repair in Osceola County — broken heads, snapped lines, drowned controllers. New system for the rebuild: sprinkler system installation.

Questions about this program.

When and where is the workshop?

We're finalizing the venue and date now — expect it ahead of peak hurricane season. Call (407) 674-2841 to get notified when registration opens, or to suggest a venue in your neighborhood.

Is it really free?

Yes. No admission, no upsell presentation. We'll have our services available for anyone who wants them afterward, but the workshop itself is pure education.

What will I learn?

How to storm-harden your lawn and irrigation: pre-storm mowing heights, securing irrigation components, drainage checks, what to do in the first 48 hours after a storm, and how to tell storm damage from disease when everything looks terrible afterward.

Do I need to bring anything?

Just photos of your yard on your phone if you want specific advice. We'll bring handouts you can take home.

Can our HOA host a session?

Absolutely — HOAs, community groups, and churches in Osceola County can request a dedicated session for their neighborhood. Call (407) 674-2841 and we'll work out the details.