Div 32 · Exterior Improvements
Commercial landscape maintenance
Commercial landscape work fails in a specific way: it looks fine for two seasons and then the shrubs are overgrown, the trees have never been structurally pruned, and correcting it costs more than the maintenance ever did.
We provide full grounds maintenance for commercial and multifamily property — mowing, edging, bed maintenance, shrub and tree care, planting, pruning, seasonal color and hardscape upkeep.
Tree work is the line item that separates maintenance from mowing. Structural pruning while a tree is young is cheap; removing a failed limb over a parking row is not.
What is in scope
- Mowing, edging, blowing and trimming on a set cycle
- Bed maintenance, weed control and mulch
- Shrub pruning and shaping
- Tree care and structural pruning
- Seasonal color rotation and planting
- Fertilization and turf health programs
- Hardscape, patio and walkway upkeep
- Storm debris clearing
When people call us
- The property looks overgrown between visits
- Shrubs have outgrown windows and signage
- Turf is thinning in the same spots every year
- You are preparing a property for sale, refinance or an ownership walk
None of these describe your situation? Describe it in your own words instead. The quote form routes by property type and scope, not by which page you landed on.
Describe the buildingQuestions we actually get asked
What does commercial landscape maintenance include?
A standard commercial scope covers mowing, edging, blowing, bed weed control, shrub pruning and debris removal on a set cycle, with fertilization, seasonal color, tree work and irrigation priced separately or added to the contract.
Do you service multifamily as well as commercial?
Yes. Multifamily runs a different cadence than an office park — more trash policing, more resident-visible detail, and turnover-driven work at unit level.
Div 32 · Grounds Keeping
Also under grounds keeping
Coverage
Landscape Maintenance across greater Houston
- Houston
- Dallas
- Fort Worth
- Arlington
- Plano
- Irving
- Garland
- Frisco
- McKinney
- Grand Prairie
- Denton
- Mesquite
- Pasadena
- Lewisville
- Carrollton
- Pearland
- College Station
- League City
- Richardson
- Conroe
- The Woodlands
- Allen
- Sugar Land
- Bryan
- Atascocita
- Baytown
- Mansfield
- Flower Mound
- Missouri City
- North Richland Hills
- Rowlett
- Wylie
- Spring
- Little Elm
- Euless
- Texas City
- DeSoto
- Burleson
- Fulshear
- Rockwall
- Galveston
- Celina
- Grapevine
- Sherman
Next step
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