Start with the property and expected standard
Record the areas covered, current condition, access constraints, operating hours and the presentation standard required for tenants, customers or visitors.
Commercial maintenance guide
What to Include in a Commercial Landscape Maintenance Scope
A useful maintenance scope states what will be cared for, how often work will happen, who approves additional work and what standard the property expects.
Define routine and seasonal work
- Lawn and edge care
- Beds, weeds and mulch
- Pruning and hedge care
- Plant-health observations
- Irrigation checks
- Seasonal planting and corrective work
Clarify frequency, materials and exclusions
State visit frequency, consumables, green-waste handling, approval thresholds and any work that needs a separate quotation.
Include communication and review
Name the site contact, explain how additional work is authorised and set a review point so the programme can respond to seasons and changing property needs.
Start with a site assessment
Tell us what your property needs.
For a commercial maintenance proposal or a new landscaping project, send Paul the property details and preferred time for a site visit.
Request a site assessment