
Tempe Commercial Landscaping
Grounds maintenance for HOAs, office buildings, retail centers and apartment communities.
For an HOA board, a property manager or a business owner, landscaping is part of how the property is judged: by residents, tenants, customers and the next buyer. It also has to stay inside a budget and not create problems you hear about later.
Commercial maintenance runs on a written scope of work: what gets done on each visit, what is seasonal, what is extra, and how often the crew is on site. You get one point of contact who knows the property.
Irrigation is where commercial properties lose the most money. Regular checks catch broken heads, leaks and controllers that were never adjusted for the season before they show up on the water bill.


Common areas, entries, parks, retention areas and walking paths.

Entries, parking areas and grounds that make a good first impression.

Parking lot islands, street frontage and storefront planting.

Courtyards, pool areas and common spaces residents use every day.
| Item | Typical frequency |
|---|---|
| Litter pickup, blowing walks and lots | Every visit |
| Weed control in beds and granite | Every visit, with seasonal pre-emergent |
| Shrub and groundcover pruning | On a seasonal schedule |
| Irrigation inspection and repair | Regular checks, repairs reported or quoted |
| Tree and palm trimming | Seasonal, scheduled separately |
| Turf mowing and edging | Weekly in season, where there is turf |
Yes. Send us the scope or RFP, or we can walk the property and write a scope of work with you.
You get one point of contact for the property, by phone or email.
Yes. Repairs found during inspections are reported, and larger repairs are quoted before the work is done.
Yes. Visits can be scheduled early or on days that keep crews out of the way of tenants and customers.
Tell us about the property, its size and what you need. We will set up a site walk.
Free estimate, no obligation