Hardscaping is a great choice for commercial landscaping for several reasons. The two primary reasons are that: Hardscaping requires far less water usage than traditional landscapes. Many parts of the country are suffering from semi-permanent droughts, and almost every county has a few rules about irrigation water use. Not only is water the lawn expensive, especially[…]
Hardscapes need less water, and that’s good for your business’s budget. That doesn’t mean that hardscapes don’t need any water. In fact, like with a foundation you want to settle, letting adequate moisture seep into the ground keeps rocky platforms from shifting and the soil from eroding. But your hardscape also needs to be pressure[…]
Hardscaping is a great choice for commercial landscaping for several reasons. The two primary reasons are that: Hardscaping requires far less water usage than traditional landscapes. Many parts of the country are suffering from semi-permanent droughts, and almost every county has a few rules about irrigation water use. Not only is water the lawn expensive, especially[…]
When landscaping needs a bit of help, the signs are usually visible. Yellowing grass tells you it needs water, and deep cracks in the soil say the same thing. Odd depressions in the grass and unexpected mud will alert your landscaping team about problems with the irrigation. The surrounding plants also have various signs and[…]
You know that your business does better with a healthy, attractive landscape. You know that your water bill has been sneaking up on your business’s profits for the last couple of years. If balancing the need to look pretty while keeping the utility bills low is causing you to pull your hair out in frustration,[…]
A new year brings introspection, and this year you may want your home owner’s association to consider its relationship with the landscaping company. Have you just been hiring a company as needs arise? Have you been ignoring the regular maintenance crews? This may be the year that you hire a trustworthy crew and confer closely[…]
Many people like the look of greenery but wish they could make their commercial landscapes a little less water-intensive. They may like to break up a monotonous lawn, prop up their flowers, or just give people somewhere to stand that isn’t covered in plants. Fortunately, there is a solution to this: hardscapes. As we head[…]
Summer is a great time to change up the flowering landscapes on your commercial property. More people are walking by, and new flowers make your business seem perky. It will create interest and may be even attract customers. There are a wide range flowers to install this time of year that are sure to please[…]
Summer, especially wet summers, can make the hedges at your commercial property go wild. Lush leaves and baby twigs can loom over your paths and generally make your landscape look overgrown. This is never pleasant for your customers. It is also bad for the health of your hedges. Dead branches and leaves invite bugs and[…]
Summer is firmly on our shores, and the tourists are coming out full-force. The beautiful greenery and bright flowers attract customers, and the sunny weather keeps them coming out to your property. However, that increased traffic can lead to more safety issues. Fortunately, you can lessen safety risks with careful landscaping. Drain For Safety Sprinklers[…]
Things have been going just fine at your shopping center. The craziness of holiday rush and excessive customers is well behind you. Things have slowed down just enough while still bringing in customers at a steady rate. Why mess with a good thing? Well, now is the perfect time to update your shopping center landscape,[…]
Summer is your property’s time to shine. The flowers are vividly colored, the grass is lush, and the weather is bringing people outside. This can be your establishment’s best advertisement. If you take advantage of the season, your business will thank you. So, how do you prepare? 1. Seasonal Flowers Our state has a fine[…]