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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Beautifully landscaped neighborhood entrances and common areas are a few of the things that residents expect in their HOA-managed communities. In addition to maintenance, they also expect reasonable improvements and upgrades along the way. Whether the neighborhood is new or in need of some updates, here are 10 worthwhile HOA landscaping projects to consider: 2. Community…
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Now that September has arrived, it’s time to think about your commercial landscaping fall checklist. Whether you have an HOA, commercial property, or private residence, attaining a beautiful spring landscape requires foresight and preparation now. Perennials, trees, grass and future spring plantings won’t flourish without taking steps to revitalize your landscape before the winter months.…
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The coronavirus is drastically impacting all of our lives in many ways, especially now that we have a mandatory “shelter-in-place” order for all nonessential businesses. Landscape and irrigation services are considered to be essential during this critical time for the protection of public health and safety. 😷.Our services are necessary for maintaining the safety, sanitation and…
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Did you know that one leaking sprinkler head can lose five gallons of water per minute? You might not realize it until you get a huge water bill. You may have clogged or broken sprinkler heads and not know it until your greenery is dead, resulting in a loss of your landscaping investment. This is…
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The City of Frisco has a program that recognizes local homeowner associations for their commitment to maintain quality neighborhoods. Membership in the prestigious program s a rigorous application process with a list of requirements. To be a member, the HOA must have knowledgeable board leadership, experienced management, high property maintenance standards, good communication and fiscal…
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