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MAINTENANCE
Commercial & Residential Services.....
Lawn Mowing Mulching
Pot Planting/Maintenance Trimming/Pruning
Landscape Renovation Bed Edging
Repair/Replacement Tree Trimming/Removal
Power Washing Weed/Invasive Plant Control
Concrete/Paver Sealing Bed Maintenance
Annuals/Bulbs
Lawn Mowing Mulching
Pot Planting/Maintenance Trimming/Pruning
Landscape Renovation Bed Edging
Repair/Replacement Tree Trimming/Removal
Power Washing Weed/Invasive Plant Control
Concrete/Paver Sealing Bed Maintenance
Annuals/Bulbs
Property Analysis.....
Upon inspection of a site for Property Maintenance services, a written Property Analysis is done to examine existing conditions and past management practices. After the Property Analysis has been reviewed, landscape REHAB prepares a new Property Management plan outlining the proposed changes for the site.
Upon inspection of a site for Property Maintenance services, a written Property Analysis is done to examine existing conditions and past management practices. After the Property Analysis has been reviewed, landscape REHAB prepares a new Property Management plan outlining the proposed changes for the site.
Although we say 'Maintenance', we practice 'Management'.....
Management vs. Maintenance
Management
..........the act or art of Managing
Managing
..........to handle or direct with a degree of skill
..........to make and keep compliant
..........to treat with care
..........to work upon or try to alter for a purpose
Maintenance
..........the act of Maintaining
Maintaining
..........to keep in an existing state
..........to preserve from failure or decline
Unfortunately, most properties are 'Maintained' and not 'Managaged'. The same techniques used by the previous company are carried over with the new company. Plant material continues to be trimmed into the same 'ball', 'box', or 'rectangle' shape (which, by the way, is not their natural shape), mulch is constantly piled up at 3" every season, no edging is performed, trash and litter accummulates in poorly designed plantings, and so on. Management improves, maintenance does not. It is our intention to improve the properties we manage.
Management vs. Maintenance
Management
..........the act or art of Managing
Managing
..........to handle or direct with a degree of skill
..........to make and keep compliant
..........to treat with care
..........to work upon or try to alter for a purpose
Maintenance
..........the act of Maintaining
Maintaining
..........to keep in an existing state
..........to preserve from failure or decline
Unfortunately, most properties are 'Maintained' and not 'Managaged'. The same techniques used by the previous company are carried over with the new company. Plant material continues to be trimmed into the same 'ball', 'box', or 'rectangle' shape (which, by the way, is not their natural shape), mulch is constantly piled up at 3" every season, no edging is performed, trash and litter accummulates in poorly designed plantings, and so on. Management improves, maintenance does not. It is our intention to improve the properties we manage.