Highland Village Commercial Lawn Care

While curb appeal in a home is nice, often even affecting the selling price on a home, for a business, it can impact the bottom line. Customers or clients pull up to a business, and there are just certain expectations of the look of the driveway, the surrounding yard/grass and even the landscaping. Should a customer see a ragged, overgrown lawn as they pull up in the driveway, they're just as likely to make a u-turn and keep right on going, losing a sale for you in the process.

So, if you're not pleased with the Highland Village Commercial Lawn Care you're currently receiving, it's important to make changes now, before the grass starts growing and needing care immediately. By taking the time to interview perspective mowers and lawn care providers, you can select the company which will provide the best personal service for you.

LOOK AT THE SERVICES OFFERED

It could be that all you need is a mowing service. If that's the case, there's no need to buy into a package that includes a number of other services you have no need for. On the other hand, if you do need these other types of services such as weeding, fertilization and landscaping, you want a company that does more than just mow the grass.

TOTAL PRICE

When checking out various commercial lawn care firms, look at the total price. Are you paying per mow job or do you receive a package deal covering all of the summer as much as needed? During the rainy season, this could be a good option, however, if it's a dry summer, it might not be the best option.  Will you be invoiced for payment or do you pay prior to services being completed?

TREATMENTS

Should your lawn develop a fungus or insect problem, does the company offer a maintenance plan to cover it? Or, will they refer you to someone else?

CALL AHEAD SERVICE

Does your firm call ahead of coming or do you show up at the same time each week. It's often good to have a "heads up" call prior to a firm coming. This allows movement of cars, equipment or animals if applicable.

Having a neat and clean yard is imperative to a business' well-being. However, it's typically not a duty the business-owner should undertake. Instead, allow professionals to handle all aspect of the yard, saving you time for what you do best.