Commercial Landscape Maintenance in Central Ohio
Grounds care with a named lead, written scope, and work records.
This Spring
Each account's written scope sets the areas, service frequency and seasonal work, and spring is when that schedule starts.
This Summer
Mowing, edging, bed maintenance and seasonal color run on the written scope, with your named lead as the contact when priorities change.
This Fall
Fall is seasonal cleanup and leaf work, and seasonal planning with your account lead. Many accounts pair maintenance with snow and ice service.
This Winter
Where Peabody also holds the snow contract, the same company covers the site through winter. It is a good time to set next season's scope.
Entrances, Parking Islands and Common Areas
Commercial maintenance has to protect the parts of the property people see first: entrances, parking lot islands, walks, signs, courtyards, pool areas, and common spaces. When those areas slip, tenants, residents, visitors, and customers notice.
Peabody builds each program around the site's standards, service frequency, seasonal needs, and the areas that carry the most visibility. A corporate campus, HOA entrance, medical facility, and retail center do not need the same plan.
Accounts get a named lead, scheduled crews, and a clear path for communication when priorities change, storms hit, or a site condition needs attention before the next regular visit.
Peabody is fully insured, with certificates of insurance on request. The account record includes photo documentation, written scopes, change orders, service records on recurring visits, and walkthroughs at startup and closeout.
Properties We Manage
HOA & Residential Communities
Entrances, pool surrounds, common greens, walking paths, and amenity areas kept consistent for residents.
Corporate Campuses
Entrances, courtyards, walks, parking edges, and outdoor break areas maintained to a professional standard.
Retail & Shopping Centers
Storefront beds, parking islands, signs, seasonal color, and pedestrian routes kept clean and visible.
Municipal & Government
Civic sites, parks, public walks, and community-facing landscapes maintained with accountable scheduling.
Healthcare Facilities
Clean, safe, and welcoming grounds for patients, visitors, staff, and high-traffic entries.
Multi-Site Portfolios
One point of contact across multiple Central Ohio properties, with consistent standards and simpler communication.
What a Commercial Maintenance Program Includes
Mowing, edging, trimming, and cleanup scheduled around the site and season.
Weeding, edging, mulch attention, and plant monitoring in high-visibility beds.
Annual displays at entrances, signs, patios, and other places people actually notice.
Pruning, clearance, shape, and plant health attention before growth becomes a visibility or access problem.
Spring reset, fall leaf work, bed cleanup, and winter preparation planned before the property looks neglected.
Activation, adjustments, winterization, and repair coordination when irrigation affects the landscape program.
Commercial Grounds Care Through the Seasons
The written scope sets the work for the property. Landscape maintenance, irrigation service, and winter work follow different seasonal needs.
Spring Startup
Startup walkthroughs, cleanup, irrigation activation, and the turf program.
Summer Maintenance
Scheduled grounds care, enhancement work, and irrigation service through the heaviest-use months.
Fall Closeout
Closeout walkthroughs, leaf and bed work, winterization, and overseeding.
Winter Service
Snow and ice management under contract.
Review commercial irrigation service, turf programs, and snow and ice management when those services belong in the site's scope.
Grounds in Practice
Commercial Grounds Maintenance
Finished sites and field work both matter. These images show the entrances, turf, planting beds, walks, and crew work a commercial program has to keep up week to week.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a commercial landscape maintenance scope?
The written scope sets the areas to be maintained, service frequency, and seasonal work. Turf care, beds, tree and shrub care, cleanup, seasonal color, and irrigation coordination are matched to the property. Snow and ice work is handled under contract.
How do you handle multi-site commercial accounts?
One named lead coordinates the portfolio, service standards, scheduling, and communication across sites. That keeps priorities clear even when properties have different needs.
What size commercial properties do you handle?
We work with smaller commercial sites, HOA communities, campuses, public-facing properties, and multi-site accounts across Central Ohio. The right fit depends on scope, schedule, location, and service expectations.
Do you offer snow removal with maintenance contracts?
Yes. Many commercial clients connect landscape maintenance with snow and ice management so the same company understands the site in both growing season and winter conditions.
How do you communicate about service visits?
Your named account lead is the main point of contact for scheduling, priorities, site issues, and seasonal planning. The lead has a direct line.
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