Improving Your Landscaping

Posted on: 2 August 2022

A large portion of your building maintenance and operation cost, especially in the summer, is water usage. This is especially true if your building has a large campus that requires quite a bit of irrigation to look its best. You may need to work with your landscaping service to lower water usage if you notice any of the following water-wasting mistakes around your building. 1. Too Much Green Large expanses of lawn may look nice and seem pretty easy to maintain with regular mowing, but lawns tend to need a lot of water. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 July 2022

If your home is on a piece of land that has a sloped topography, a retaining wall could help you solve a wide range of landscaping problems. Retaining walls can be used to prevent soil erosion, minimize water runoff, create a terraced garden space, and establish a focal point for your landscape design. A retaining wall can look like a simple project to complete, but a lot of time should be spent planning the construction of your retaining wall. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 June 2022

As a landowner, it's imperative to ensure that your landscape is well maintained and healthy to prevent soil erosion and water runoff. Therefore, you should always invest in strategies that will protect your landscape. For example, when installing telephone lines, it's advisable to contact excavation services to dig the trenches. These professionals will use specialized tools like trenchers to perform the work, ensuring safety and efficiency. Also, during winter, a snowstorm may cover your construction site, making it difficult to work. [Read More]

Posted on: 6 June 2022

Are you tired of looking out your window and being disappointed by the appearance of your lawn? Maybe it's more yellow than you'd like, or perhaps it just looks drab and patchy. You can blame the weather or the poor soil quality, but there is another possibility: in spite of having the best intentions, you may be making some of these common lawn care mistakes. Mistake #1: Watering in the heat of the day. [Read More]