Which Is Right for Your Space? Commercial landscaping plays a key role in creating welcoming, visually appealing spaces that reflect an organization’s values and enhance the user experience. From clean, modern lines to lush, natural looks, the style of your landscape is a powerful first impression for clients, visitors, and residents. Here in Texas, where…
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Community pools are a central feature in many HOA neighborhoods, providing a place for residents to relax, socialize, and cool off during the hot Texas summers. However, maintaining the pool area can be a significant part of an HOA’s budget. Thoughtful landscaping and irrigation strategies can enhance the beauty of the pool area while also…
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As an HOA board member or property manager, your goal is to have beautiful green grass at neighborhood entrances and in common areas. Accomplishing this in our dry, Texas heat can be a challenge and there are several things to consider for different warm-season grass types. Here are a few of the common grass types…
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When is the last time you took a good objective look at your property’s landscaping? Regular maintenance can go a long way but you may not realize that what once looked so fresh and contemporary now looks outdated and unwelcoming. Most commercial landscapes have a limited life span and over time, will start looking tired…
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Decomposed granite is an ideal hardscaping product that has many uses in commercial landscaping. Have you noticed how some commercial businesses and neighborhoods look attractive and visually interesting all year round? On closer observation, you will often find that the landscaping design includes defined areas of ground cover, borders, and paths comprised of decomposed granite.…
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Landscaping large areas of your commercial property in a visually interesting, yet economical way can be a challenge. Large expanses of grass can be impractical and expensive to maintain. A good commercial landscape design, especially for large spaces, consists of both softscape and hardscape elements. Softscape elements are low-maintenance plants, flowers, grasses, bushes and…
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