A fit
- Offices, retail, and apartment complexes that need a repeating visit.
Veteran-owned | Marion County and Ocala
A yearly commercial landscape plan for offices, retail, and apartments
A commercial year is a route plus the work a mow skips: beds, trees, and the cleanup after a storm. We estimate offices, retail, and apartments from the property.
Key takeaways
- Basic visits are mow, edge, weed, trim, and blow, when the weather allows.
- Trees, washing, gutters, and storm debris are added on purpose, not assumed.
- Commercial and apartment work is by estimate.
- A field, a tree, or a storm pile has to be named. None of those is assumed inside the mow.
An Ocala office front is judged from the parking lot. A missed edge and a dead limb over the walk both show. The plan names which of those we own.
Who this job is for
A different service
- A brand-new irrigation system or a wall. That is construction.
- One dangerous tree and no route. That is tree service.
Before the crew arrives
Address and access rulesWeekly or biweeklyIrrigation days if you know themTrees over walks or roofs
What happens, in order
- 01
Look
Turf, beds, trees, and how water leaves the lot.
- 02
Decide
The route, plus any tree, wash, or gutter work.
- 03
Do
The scheduled visit. We skip a mow that would rut wet ground.
- 04
Leave
Walks and the drive are blown. You know what the next visit is.
Across the year
Growing season
Weekly or biweekly cuts. Watch irrigation so heads are not spraying the walk.
Storm months
Hangers and debris get a separate call. See hurricane debris.
Cooler months
Leaf and bed cleanup, and a look at trees before the next summer. Fertilizer only if it is on the route. See fertilizer.
Detail is in what commercial maintenance covers and commercial mowing.
Send the property, not a guess from the road
Tell us the address, about how much turf, and whether you want weekly or biweekly.