Trees are a precious commodity here on the plains and it’s important to preserve them as you go about designing and building new neighborhoods. The more trees you can preserve during construction, the easier it will be for you to market and sell the homes you’re constructing. When integrating on-site trees, your excavation crews should work closely with … [Read more…]
One of the things that commercial properties and apartment buildings (or communities) have in common is that landscape maintenance is a vital factor in drawing in customers or renters. The landscape has a big impact on the property’s curb appeal, which means a run down landscape will turn away people whereas a well-kept landscape can … [Read more…]
First impressions are everything when it comes to real estate. From the pictures you take for postings, to the moment prospective buyers step onto the curb, you want your home to look its absolute best. When it comes to landscaping to sell a home, planning well in advance is the best way to ensure your property … [Read more…]
Soil erosion is a simple concept, and it’s one that almost everybody who lives in a climate that gets a lot of rain or snow understands. While shifting soil may not be a major issue in areas where there are no structures built, erosion can be a major problem for commercial buildings. Use these tips … [Read more…]
One of the best ways to create privacy and security is to use your landscaping to create barriers. Trees, shrubbery, and terraced flower beds are functional landscaping elements that not only look beautiful, they do double duty as security and privacy features. One fun way to create a beautiful aesthetic appeal and a high degree … [Read more…]
Incorporating native grass areas into your commercial projects is a simple way to help your building blend into the natural landscape. It’s also an effective way to reduce long-term maintenance and upkeep costs. Native grasses require considerably less pesticide, herbicide, and fertilizer to maintain. They also require less water as the grasses growing within them are adapted … [Read more…]