Commercial landscaping for San Francisco and the Peninsula

Weekly grounds routes for Peninsula campuses and office parks, planters and plazas for San Francisco buildings, fog-tolerant plant selection and irrigation set by season. The same account manager who audits the building audits the grounds.

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Landscaping in San Francisco and on the Peninsula

In the city, landscaping is planters, plazas, street trees and roof decks: small areas with high visibility and strict access. On the Peninsula it is campuses and office parks with lawns, beds and irrigation. Both get fog-tolerant planting and controllers set by season, with the city's summer fog and the Peninsula's warmer afternoons treated differently.

What is included

Scope for Bay Area grounds

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  • Campus and office-park routes

    Mowing, edging, blowing, pruning, weed control, litter at entrances, weekly.

  • Planters, plazas and roof decks

    Container plantings, plaza beds and roof-deck greenery on a visit schedule that fits building access.

  • Irrigation management

    Controllers by season and microclimate, drip conversions, leak repair, water-use reporting where metered.

  • Fog-tolerant planting

    Plant selection for coastal fog and wind; replacements for struggling beds.

  • Trees and shrubs

    Pruning for health and sight lines; street-tree coordination; arborist referrals.

  • Seasonal colour and debris

    Rotations at entrances; leaf and storm clean-ups.

From the people who do the work

Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.

Closing the Loop

Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager

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Questions people ask

Do you maintain roof decks and plazas in the city?

Yes, on a schedule that fits building access and freight windows.

What plants work in San Francisco fog?

Coastal natives and fog-tolerant Mediterranean plants; the list is written per site and microclimate.

Can you landscape a Peninsula campus?

Yes. Campus and office-park routes with irrigation management are the core of the Peninsula service.

Is irrigation handled differently in the city and on the Peninsula?

Yes. Controllers are set per microclimate; the city's foggy summers need less water than Peninsula afternoons.

Get a Bay Area grounds route

Address and rough area. We walk the grounds, check the irrigation and send a scope and price within one business day of the walk.

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