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City of Savannah water customers follow a year-round three-day watering schedule with no Friday watering, and the city's older neighborhoods mix sandy, acidic soils with big shade trees and centipede or St. Augustine lawns.
Lawn care in Savannah, GAPooler is the largest new-build suburb in the area, with a 2007 median year built (ACS 2024 5-year), so new sod, young landscaping and irrigation set-up are common requests; check with your water provider about watering days.
Lawn care in Pooler, GARichmond Hill and south Bryan County also have mostly newer homes (2007 median year built), where homeowners often ask about sod, bed installation and irrigation, and the state 4 p.m.–10 a.m. watering window applies at minimum.
Lawn care in Richmond Hill, GAOn Skidaway Island, The Landings Association handles architectural review and covenants, so landscaping plans may need HOA approval, and mature trees and shade shape what grass will grow.
Lawn care in Skidaway IslandWilmington Island is unincorporated Chatham County, where county water customers follow the same three-day schedule, and marsh-front yards deal with salt exposure that narrows the grass choices.
Lawn care in Wilmington IslandSouthside and Georgetown hold some of the largest population blocks in Chatham County, with homes largely from the late 1970s to the 1990s and established lawns that often need renovation or regular maintenance.
Lawn care in Southside Savannah & GeorgetownMidtown and Ardsley Park have older, established lawns and large trees, so tree trimming, shade-tolerant grass and bed refreshes are typical requests inside City of Savannah watering rules.
Lawn care in Midtown & Ardsley ParkRincon in Effingham County is a growing suburb with a 2002 median year built, where new-construction yards often need sod, pine straw beds and irrigation tune-ups.
Lawn care in Rincon, GATybee Island follows a permanent three-day watering schedule with no Fridays, and salt air and storms are a big part of yard care; Hurricane Matthew in 2016 blew down numerous trees across the island.
Lawn care in Tybee Island, GALawn care around Savannah follows the same climate everywhere: about 48 inches of rain a year, most of it in summer, and roughly 80 days a year at or above 90 °F (NOAA 1991–2020 normals at the airport). What changes is water rules, salt exposure and the age of the yard. City of Savannah, unincorporated Chatham County and Tybee Island customers follow an odd/even three-day schedule with no Friday watering. In Pooler and Richmond Hill, check with your water provider; the state rule of watering only between 4 p.m. and 10 a.m. applies at minimum.
Newer suburbs tend to ask for sod and irrigation, island and marsh-front homes for salt-tolerant grass and storm cleanup, and older city neighborhoods for tree trimming and shade-tolerant lawns. Compare typical costs on the Savannah landscaping prices page, or browse services such as lawn mowing, landscaping and tree trimming.
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