Closing the Loop
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
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.

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

Mowing, edging, blowing, pruning, weed control, litter at entrances, weekly.
Container plantings, plaza beds and roof-deck greenery on a visit schedule that fits building access.
Controllers by season and microclimate, drip conversions, leak repair, water-use reporting where metered.
Plant selection for coastal fog and wind; replacements for struggling beds.
Pruning for health and sight lines; street-tree coordination; arborist referrals.
Rotations at entrances; leaf and storm clean-ups.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager.
Jose Gonzalez, Account Manager
Length English
Yes, on a schedule that fits building access and freight windows.
Coastal natives and fog-tolerant Mediterranean plants; the list is written per site and microclimate.
Yes. Campus and office-park routes with irrigation management are the core of the Peninsula service.
Yes. Controllers are set per microclimate; the city's foggy summers need less water than Peninsula afternoons.
Address and rough area. We walk the grounds, check the irrigation and send a scope and price within one business day of the walk.
