Environmental Insights

Keeping your property safe, secure and free of potential problems is always at the top of your mind. You know if they aren’t priorities, you could end up facing fines or even liability issues — which can lead to costly, major consequences.

Instead of having a list of what ifs constantly on your mind, add environmental services to your landscaping contract.

That lowball landscaping bid looks so tempting. Maybe it promises to save you hundreds or even thousands, and who doesn’t want to cut costs?

But there’s that voice in your head saying, “You get what you pay for.” And if it seems too good to be true, there’s a good chance it is.

A company has to be cutting corners somewhere — whether it’s with the quality of their work or not having insurance — to be able to offer you a really low price.

To keep you from falling into that trap, here are five red flags that surround lowball landscaping bids.

No one wants to feel cheated or like they aren’t receiving high-quality work — especially when they are paying for it.

But unfortunately, many property managers look out at their landscapes and wonder why they look so bad and where their money is going.

If you know those feelings all too well, your landscaping company might be cutting corners.

Look for these six telltale signs to see if it’s time to find a real professional to manage your commercial landscape.

There are four words no one wants to hear: We have a problem.

And when you hear that as a property manager, you know it’s probably going to be another late, restless night.

To keep from having serious problems, here are seven commercial landscape design mistakes to avoid on your Macon GA property.

There are a few certainties when it comes to summer: Pools are packed, school traffic is gone and your yard is in need of maintenance.

In regard to your yard, area homeowners often ask us where they should start with their landscape and what are the most important activities to keep their landscapes looking its best.

Since this is a frequently asked question, here are the top seven things you should be doing with your landscape maintenance this summer.

You’re basically handed a blank canvas when you decide to buy new construction.

While that can be exciting, it can also feel a bit overwhelming. Beyond the house, you also have to think about the outdoor living space.

What does your new home’s landscape need? What will look best in your outdoor space? How do you combine all of your design ideas with the space you have? And of course, who can answer all of these questions?

Instead of getting frustrated with the whole process, work with a professional to design and build the outdoor space of your dreams.

Finding the best local landscaping company in Warner Robins, GA isn’t rocket science — but it does take some time and effort on your part.

Before you can decide who is going to give you the yard of your dreams, you have to find some solid candidates.

These are a few ways you can find and learn more about potential landscapers in Warner Robins, GA:

When you think about it, you and your lawn have a lot in common. You both look better with a trim. And you both need water, food, and plenty of air to thrive.

For you, getting that oxygen flowing probably means a little cardio workout at your local gym. For your lawn? It’s all about aeration.

When it comes landscape devices, few are as versatile or as likely to add value as the retaining wall. Retaining walls have been used for thousands of years in the construction of patios, gardens, and terraces. They can improve access, turn a property into a visual showpiece, and even transform otherwise unusable properties into valuable real estate.

A well-built retaining wall is well worth the price of installation. However, if you are considering installing one you should know that retaining walls also are one of the most frequently-botched types of projects out there.

From design to installation, I highly recommend educating yourself about the most common retaining wall mistakes.

A retaining wall, briefly put, is a wall that holds back soil. It’s a simple concept, to be sure, but don’t let its simplicity fool you.

Retaining walls are actually pretty sophisticated pieces of engineering. And they’ve been used since ancient times to improve the usefulness, productivity and aesthetics of many types of property.

Commercial properties, especially, often benefit from the addition of one or more retaining walls. Let’s explore some of the purposes of retaining walls on commercial properties and ways this commercial landscape construction project can enhance the value of your site.