All landscaping and maintenance vendors in one place.

Sixteen scope lines: five sit in a mow-and-edge scope, ten more in a full-service scope, and irrigation repair returns as its own proposal.

• MowingCommon turf, at the height your scope setsMow-and-edge
• EdgingWalks, curb line, and drive apronsMow-and-edge
• String trimmingAround trees, poles, hydrants, and fence linesMow-and-edge
• Blowing offWalks and drives, at the end of the visitMow-and-edge
• Clipping removalOff the hard surfaces and out of the bedsMow-and-edge
• Bed weedingEntrance, median, and amenity bedsFull service
• Mulch refreshBeds topped up before the growing seasonFull service
• Seasonal color changeAnnuals in the entrance and median bedsFull service
• Shrub and hedge pruningFoundation planting and screening hedgesFull service
• Tree workCommon-area trees, to the height your scope setsFull service
• Leaf haul-offCommon turf and the curb line, in the fallFull service
• Pre-emergentTurf, on the schedule your climate needsFull service
• FertilizationTurf and beds, by roundFull service
• Weed controlBeds, walks, and cracks in the hard surfacesFull service
• Irrigation zone walkEvery zone, monthly, with the count on the reportFull service
• Irrigation repair or overhaulValves, heads, and controllersIts own proposal

Whichever lines you publish are the lines every company prices, so the proposals come back comparable. A repair or an overhaul comes back under its own number, and your board approves it before anyone digs.