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Employee Spotlight: Jenna Laidley

Employee Spotlight: Jenna Laidley

Meet Jenna Laidley!  Jenna is our Accounts Receivable Manager and Senior Contract Administrator and has been with Complete Landscaping for over 5 years.  She has taken on every opportunity she has been given at Complete without hesitation, making her an integral part of our team.  Her determination has helped her thrive in any role she has been placed in. This same determination guided her through her lacrosse career back at Huntington High School before she graduated in 2012. She spent 3 years studying political science at Catholic University until 2015 when Jenna started…continue reading →
Winter Tree Pruning for Commercial Landscapes

Winter Tree Pruning for Commercial Landscapes

As a property manager or owner, what are some of the things that come to mind when you look outside at the landscape? Maybe you’re thinking that the grass needs to be cut or the shrubs need pruning. Maybe you’re reminded it’s time to pick up leaves or plant flowers. Sometimes trees get overlooked until we see damage from a storm or until they need to be removed because of poor health.
The Evolution of Outdoor Spaces

The Evolution of Outdoor Spaces

Once upon a time, children raced home from school, met up with their friends, and played outside until dark.  How many of you remember those days?  Feeling the wind in your hair,  the sun on your cheeks, and the freedom to explore the great outdoors was exciting and fun.  Fast forward to today.  You don’t see packs of kids riding bikes or playing pick-up-ball much anymore.  A societal shift seems to have allowed our love of nature to be replaced with technology and busy schedules.  Despite our hardwired connection to nature and our longing to be outdoors, many of us rarely find ourselves with the time to be outside anymore.  In part because of the challenges brought on by COVID-19, we are seeing this trend changing yet again.  People are searching for sustainable and healthy environments and reigniting their relationships with nature.  Our priorities are shifting away from quantity back to quality.
It’s Easy Being Green

It’s Easy Being Green

It seems like it should be self-explanatory, but just because plants are green does not a Green Landscape make. Green Landscaping is defined as landscaping that is water-efficient, reduces pollution, provides habitat for wildlife, and creates healthy outdoor spaces.
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