Hawkins homes were built from about 2020 to 2022 near Warm Springs Avenue, and the village is home to the Aviary Village Recreation Center and a nature trail popular with local birders. Our crews work the same way the neighborhood lives: quietly and tidily.


Local birders list the Hawkins Nature Trail, in the 5600 block of Hawkins Drive, among their spots in The Villages. Owners who chose a village like this tend to care about their beds and shrubs as much as their walls.
On every job we cover plants, shield pavers and walks, keep overspray off neighboring homes and clear the site each day. When we wash, we use a softwash on painted surfaces and rinse landscaping as we go.

We look at the house with you and write a price the same day.
If the outside color is changing, we confirm whether District 13 needs an Architectural Review Application (districtgov.org, (352) 751-3912) and help prepare it.
Plants, floors, furniture and the lanai are covered before any prep begins.
Joints sealed, edges masked, two coats applied, and you inspect it all before any money changes hands.
Bedrooms and living areas in colors that fit your furniture, not the model home.
Clean stucco, soffits and walks so the original paint lasts longer.
Flake floors that shrug off tire marks and spills.
Location, recreation and how we work.
That is how we work on every job.
(352) 626-8007Hawkins is usually grouped with Sawgrass Grove, though some sites list it with Eastport. Those labels are informal. Officially, Hawkins belongs to District 13 inside Wildwood city limits.
Hawkins is south of State Road 44, and the Chitty Chatty Bridge gives golf carts access to the north side.
The Aviary Village Recreation Center is in Hawkins, and a neighborhood recreation area has an adult pool, shuffleboard, bocce and corn toss.
Yes. We cover beds and shrubs, protect pavers and walks, and clean up at the end of each day.
One call sets up a free visit, and the written quote comes before the day is out.