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How to Choose a Landscape Company for Your HOA

How to Choose a Landscape Company for Your HOA

Hiring the right commercial landscaping company matters for an HOA. The greatest thing your Home Owners Association can do for the community is invest in high-quality landscaping. Great landscaping and consistent maintenance is what boosts property value. Finding the right full-service landscape company is the key to success, and here is why.
Does Your Commercial Property Have Too Much Mulch?

Does Your Commercial Property Have Too Much Mulch?

Each Spring, millions, maybe billions of yards of mulch gets applied to landscape beds and tree rings around the world. Mulch comes in all kinds of materials, colors, and textures and it provides countless benefits in the landscape. The look of new mulch makes a significant impact on the visual appeal of properties. Outside of the aesthetic improvement, it provides weed control, moisture retention, and helps keep soil temperatures consistent. The benefits are numerous, but there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. When excess mulch builds up year after year can actually wreak havoc on the health of landscape plants.
Preventing Stormwater Violations for HOA’s in Northern VA

Preventing Stormwater Violations for HOA’s in Northern VA

Northern Virginia Homeowner Associations (HOA's) can take several steps to prevent stormwater violations. Implementing a strong stormwater maintenance plan with your full-service commercial landscape company is the first step. 
Ice Melt Safety for Pets at HOA’s and Apartment Communities

Ice Melt Safety for Pets at HOA’s and Apartment Communities

Winter weather presents many challenges for HOA's and apartment communities. Keeping guests, residents, and employees safe and keeping the property accessible to emergency personnel are the primary goals and ice melt plays a critical role in an effective winter weather strategy. But what about pets and other animals? Are the products used to melt ice on asphalt, concrete, and other hard surfaces safe for our four-legged friends?
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