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5 Tips When Hiring a Corporate Lawn Maintenance Service

Posted by Sabrina Ayala on Mar 18, 2015 9:30:00 AM

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Tips For The Landscape Walk Through 

A job site walk through with your Commercial Landscape Company or assigned account manager is essential from time to time, this helps keep the lines of communication open assisting everyone to stay focused on your goals and desires.

Participation with your Commercial Landscaping Service is Key

As part of the process, everyone on the site walk should be taking notes for service items, including capturing photo images and prioritizing important landscape requests. A potential list of landscape improvements should be discussed, planned and prioritized for future budgeting. It is also helpful if the client participates, contributing their thoughts and involvement for the site walk through.

Establishing a Routine Pattern

Maintaining the same walking pattern is essential, regardless if its an hoa landscaping or corporate lawn maintenance, it always helps to establish a routine walking pattern helping to organize important agenda for the next meeting.

We realize It takes time and effort on everyone’s part to plan and participate in a commercial landscape maintenance site walk through, however all parties can eventually be satisfied knowing that future meetings will become more time efficient moving things in the right direction.

Things to Consider for the Landscape Walk

  1. Turf Areas

  2. Pruning and Debris Cleanup

  3. Maintaining High Impact Zones

  4. Mi Water Damage to Paved Surfaces

  5. Irrigation- Over/Under Watered Areas

  6. Sustainable Site Improvements

  7. Plant Replacements

  8. Mitigating Hazards and Liabilities

  9. Setting The Bar for Priorities

  10. Establishing Aesthetic Thresholds

As a commercial  property manager, hoa, apartment or commercial property owner, routine site meetings with your landscape provider will open up the lines of communication helping to express your concerns, thought patterns and ultimate desires. Also, it will help to identify future landscape improvement projects that can be discussed and effectively planned. This process ultimately strengthens the relationship between your service provider and for everyone involved.

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