Dave House

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!
Felices Pascuas!

02/12/2026

Hello everyone! Some notes over here.

Just Florida Residents!

As you know, a few days ago Florida experienced a period of freezing temperatures, with record lows in many areas. Temperatures between 15–25°F, with wind chills of 8–20°F, were widespread.

If the plants in your yard suffered damage or cold burn, here are some tips:
1. Be patient. Don’t do anything hastily.
2. If your plants’ leaves are currently brown or white, do not rush to remove them or cut the plant. Wait for those leaves to fall off naturally.
3. Using your fingernail or a small knife, lightly scratch the plant stem in several different spots. If you see green inside when you scratch it, that means the plant tissue is still alive the plant is still alive.
4. Water the base of the plant thoroughly. Do not wet the leaves or stems—only the base—until the soil/sand is well soaked. The cold we experienced in Florida was extremely dry, and that severely dehydrates plants.
5. The average last frost date in Florida is usually mid-March. Those dry leaves still protect the plant in case temperatures drop below freezing again in the coming weeks.
6. By late March, observe whether your plant shows new green growth. Lightly scratch the stem again with your fingernail or a small knife. The areas that appear green are still alive. If you scratch and see brown or black, by that time you can prune the plant, removing all dead plant tissue.
7. DO NOT use fertilizer yet. With these cold temperatures, the plant is dormant or semi-dormant, and fertilizer can burn the root system. Wait until the first week of April to fertilize for the first time.

Most yards look bad right now because many tropical plants are planted in Florida, and they are not adapted to temperatures below 32°F.

But patience will be your best friend and your plants best friend.

If you follow all these tips and your plant shows no new growth by early April, unfortunately the plant has died.
Consider replacing it with more cold-hardy species.
NOTE: if your HOA is telling you to replace the dead ones DO IT if you see they are dead otherwise please don’t.

This Note was share from a very good friend! Chat GPT! lol!
Enjoy your day.

01/02/2026

🎉 Happy New Year 2026!
Wishing you a year filled with health, success, and beautiful spaces.
We appreciate our amazing clients.

Thank you for trusting Dave House Services.
We look forward to serving you this year.

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas 2025 🎄 🎁 dear clients and family!!!
We truly appreciate you.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Dave House Services LLC!
To our amazing neighbors, loyal clients, dear friends, and our family — thank you for trusting us, supporting our work, and allowing us to be part of your community.
Your kindness and confidence in what we do mean the world to us.
On this day of gratitude, we wish you peace, joy, and a beautiful time with your loved ones.

May your Thanksgiving be full of blessings, comfort, and happiness. 🧡🍁🦃

11/12/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day 🇺🇸
To our clients, friends, family, neighbors and all the veterans across our country.
Thank you for your courage, service, and sacrifice.
We are deeply grateful for the freedom and peace you’ve helped protect.

Today, we honor you, your families and everything you’ve done for our nation.

With gratitude,
Dave House Services 🇺🇸🌿

01/01/2025

Wishing you all a New Year 2025 🍾🎉🎆 filled with health, joy, happiness, success and lots of love ❤️.

12/25/2024

We wish you a Merry Christmas 🎁 🎄 from us to you all.

11/29/2024

Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving full of joy, laughter and good food.
Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃

10/07/2024

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Hurricane Milton has rapidly intensified into a Category 1 storm with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph. Toho is ready to respond to the needs of our customers should the hurricane impact our service area.

Ensure you have a reliable source of information that provides updates regarding the storm. Knowing if you have been placed under a precautionary boil water advisory is essential. Toho notifies customers through advisories posted to our News and Alerts section on tohowater.com.

09/30/2024

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