Ten Ways We Can Save You Money

1. Spend less on your Landscape Maintenance Contracts

• By having me help oversee the bidding out and renegotiating of your contracts; it is possible to reduce your annual costs by up to 20% - 30%!

2. Spend Less on Fertilization

• Proper Horticultural techniques will promote healthy plants that are not 'hooked' on fertilizers.

3. Spend Less on Pesticides

• Maintenance specs that focus on encouraging healthy plants and choosing plants that are appropriate for the area will greatly lessen the need for pesticides.

4. Spend Less on Water

• By encouraging deeper root growth on the plants, utilizing correct Pruning Specs., proper soil prep., and proper plant choice will go a long way to reducing landscape water needs.

5. Spend Less on Plant Replacement Costs

• Proper pruning techniques, soil prep, and good plant choice will all greatly reduce your plant replacement costs.

6. Spend less on Turf Herbicides

• Properly maintained turf requires less Herbicides.

7. Spend less on solving landscape problems

• My extensive background in most all phases of landscaping (design, installation and maintenance) gives me a unique and holistic approach to efficiently and cost effectively solving landscape problems.

8. Spend less by doing it right the first time

• Landscaping can often be expensive - but doing it twice can double that cost. I have seen many landscapes fail because of poor plant choices, improper soil prep and incorrect grading. By having me look at the specifications first and even overseeing the project, we can work together to do it right the first time.

9. Spend less on energy

• Properly placed Shade Trees can help significantly cool the properties while the placement of evergreen 'windbreaks' can reduce the chilling effects of winter winds.

10. Re - Design for Savings

• There are often many ways to re - design / fine - tune the landscaping that can ultimately result in lower Annual Maintenance costs (such as eliminating hard - to - mow areas, changing some portions of the annual flower beds to perennials, etc).

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