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Scheduled mowing, edging & blowing
Weekly or biweekly visits on a fixed schedule, with edging along walks, curbs, and beds kept crisp and blower cleanup after every visit — so the property reads as maintained, not just recently cut. Crews follow the same route and checklist every time, which means consistent results regardless of which crew is running the route that week. Mowing height and frequency get set to the turf type and season rather than a single flat schedule, since cutting too short or too infrequently in peak growing months does more damage than it saves in time. Any irrigation or turf issues spotted during a visit get flagged, not mowed around.
Seasonal color & bed rotations
Entrance and common-area beds rotated on a spring and fall schedule, so the property doesn't sit dormant-looking for half the year while everything around it is in bloom. We plan the rotation around what's actually visible from the road and the main entrance — the beds that shape a first impression get priority — and select varieties that hold up to the site's sun exposure and irrigation coverage instead of whatever looks good on a flat at the garden center. Old growth and spent color get pulled and replaced on schedule rather than left to decline in place.
Property walk-throughs & site audits
Regular walk-throughs catch irrigation leaks, dead or declining plants, and trip hazards before a tenant, board member, or inspector does. Each visit follows a checklist covering turf condition, bed health, irrigation function, hardscape and lighting condition, and any safety concerns like uneven pavers or low-hanging branches over walkways. You get a written summary after each walk-through — what was found, what was fixed on the spot, and what needs a follow-up visit or approval — so there's a record for the board or ownership group instead of a verbal update that's hard to track over time.
Storm & debris cleanup
Priority response after wind and storm events to clear downed limbs and debris from parking areas, walkways, and drainage lines — so the property isn't a liability the next business day. We prioritize storm-affected clients ahead of routine scheduling, since blocked drainage or debris in a parking lot is a hazard, not a cosmetic issue. Cleanup includes checking that drainage inlets and swales are actually clear, since a blocked drain during the next storm can cause real water damage. For larger storm damage — downed trees or significant limb loss — we coordinate cleanup and flag structural tree issues for follow-up.