Your landscaping provider and curb appeal

 In Commercial Landscaping Maintenance

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Business owners understand the importance of curb appeal—it’s a prospective customer’s first impressions of your business. In many ways, curb appeal is also a representation of your brand.

Landscaping services for business is often overlooked or seen by many business owners as just another expense. If your business has a grass area, trees, plants, irrigation, etc. then having a competent landscaping service provider can be comparable to having a reliable garbage pickup service—in other words—you need it, and if you don’t have one, people will take note.

Think of it as an investment.

Now, how can you get the best bang for your buck? Here’s some tips.

  • Irrigation—it’s important to conduct at least a yearly inspection if the property has an irrigation system. Leaks or mismanaged watering times can hurt your bottom line, as water costs rise.
  • Visible Signs—this one’s pretty self-explanatory. If you have “no parking” or “disability parking only” or any signs that can’t be seen, then what’s the point of having them? Ensure that your signs are always visible.
  • Seasonal Color Changeout—it’s recommended that you provide your commercial site with a fresh new look AT LEAST every six months (fall and spring,). This is a favorite to enhance curb appeal. Think of it as advertising. It will be the most colorful thing your customers see when they enter and leave your business.
  • Mulching—provides the property with a polished look. It inhibits weed growth in flowers beds, and promotes water conservation.
  • Monthly Maintenance—the frequency depends on the needs and size of your property. Having a reliable service provider will help ensure that your property’s curb appeal it tip top shape.

It’s important to not think of your landscaping as just another cost. Property owners should think of it as an investment, a form of advertising; ultimately, part of their brand representation.

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