What property managers ask before the walk

It follows the acreage, how much is turf and how much is beds, slopes, trees and irrigation, and how often you want visits. We price it after the audit, by area, so you can change the scope and watch the number move.

We schedule the walk when you send the form or call. Most walks take a morning, longer for a large campus. The proposal follows within 5 business days of the walk, and the start date is written in it.

The license line in the footer names our California contractor classification and the board’s lookup page. A certificate of insurance goes to you on request, with your property as certificate holder.

We walk the whole property with your manager or an on-site contact, run each irrigation zone, list the trees and mark slopes and low spots. The findings come to you as a written report with photos.

One invoice a month, by area, with the service report attached. Payment terms and accepted methods are in the proposal.

Mowing moves a day when the ground is too wet to cut without ruts. In the hottest weeks crews start earlier, and any change to the watering schedule is logged in the monthly report.

Send gate codes and the hours crews may work, show us the irrigation controller, and tell tenants to expect a crew. The crew lead confirms the rest on day one.

Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and El Dorado counties, from Elk Grove to Loomis and from Davis to El Dorado Hills. The service area page lists the cities.

No. We maintain commercial and multifamily properties only.

Not with our own crew. Removal and work above a ground crew’s reach go to a specialist named in the proposal.

Your crew lead first, then the account desk at (916) 555-0100. Calls after 4:30 p.m. go to voicemail and are answered the next business day.

Yes. It is written to be forwarded: a PDF by area, with photos and a short list of what changed.