Landscaping & snow for HOAs and condo communities
Common areas your residents are proud of, drives and walks cleared before the morning commute, and a budget number your board can approve with confidence.
An association board answers to its residents, and the grounds are the most visible thing the association pays for. Overgrown entrances and an unplowed drive at 7 a.m. generate more calls than almost anything else in the budget.
We have maintained community common areas across Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties since 1993, and we are members of the Community Associations Institute and United Condominium Owners of Michigan — the organizations your management company and board already work with.
What associations contract us for
A number the board can approve
Associations budget annually and cannot absorb a surprise winter. We quote all-inclusive — one fixed price for the season with every event included — alongside per-push so the board can see both. All-inclusive is what most boards choose, because it turns a weather gamble into a line item.
Residents notice mornings
Drives, courts, and shared walkways are sequenced so residents can leave for work, not so a route finishes efficiently. Your trigger depth is written into the contract, and salt goes down where people walk rather than only where cars drive.
One contractor, twelve months
The crew maintaining your entrance beds in June is the crew clearing your drives in January. That continuity is why plow damage to turf and irrigation heads goes down when a community consolidates both services under one contractor.
Common questions
- How do you price for an association's annual budget?
- We quote all-inclusive — one fixed price covering the full winter regardless of how many events occur — next to per-push pricing, so the board can compare. All-inclusive is the structure most boards choose because it removes weather risk from the budget.
- Who does the board or management company call with an issue?
- A local account manager assigned to your community, not a regional call center. We are based in Chesterfield and serve Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties.
- Do you handle both the common areas and the snow?
- Yes — common-area grounds maintenance and snow and ice management run under one agreement, which is what keeps the same crews on your property year-round.
- Are you familiar with how community associations operate?
- We are members of the Community Associations Institute and United Condominium Owners of Michigan, and we work with both self-managed boards and professional management companies.
Request a property walk-through
Tell us about the property and we'll put a written proposal in front of you — one accountable contractor for grounds and snow across Macomb, Oakland, and St. Clair counties since 1993.