Do you do strata and body corporate garden maintenance in Brisbane?
Yes. Strata and body corporate sites are part of what commercial garden maintenance covers, along with retail, office and small business sites. On a regular visit we mow and edge the shared lawns, trim the hedges, prune, keep the weeds down and take the green waste away.
Which parts of a commercial site do you look after first?
The entries, the paths and the shared areas, because those are what tenants, residents and customers walk past every day. Once those are on a routine we work back through the hedges and the garden beds. We suggest how often to come once we have seen the site.
Are you insured?
Yes. We're fully insured. That includes public liability and workers compensation cover.
Can commercial maintenance include both mowing and hedging?
Yes. We can mow, edge, trim hedges and prune on the same visits. Weed control, green waste removal and garden bed work can go in the plan too.
Can you quote a commercial site from photos?
Photos help, and for bigger sites we may ask for a site visit. Tell us the suburb, the type of property and whether the work is ongoing or one off. Access notes help too, along with the areas that matter most for looks or safety.
Will the work get in the way of tenants, staff or customers?
We use quieter, modern electric equipment, so there are no petrol fumes while the site is in use. Entries, paths and car park edges come first, and we keep hedges, overhanging growth, weeds and green waste clear of the paths and shared areas, so nobody has to walk around our work. Everyone on the team is police checked. If the weather would make the work unsafe or the finish poor, we get in touch and move the visit.
Can we start with a one off clean up before going onto regular visits?
Yes. A one off clean up suits a site that has fallen behind with an inspection, a handover, a listing or an opening coming up. We get the grounds back under control first, and regular visits then hold them at that level. We suggest how often to come once we have seen the site, and a big job can be split into stages.