Municipal Landscape Maintenance

What This Service Involves

Western Washington municipalities need dependable crews who understand public accountability, not just mowing schedules. We manage the full landscape portfolio for cities, counties, and special districts under fixed-scope agreements with documented service verification. Our teams carry L&I coverage, follow prevailing-wage requirements, and log every visit so your public works director has an audit trail for council review. From civic campuses to utility yards, we deliver consistent appearance standards that reflect well on the jurisdiction.

Benefits

Single accountable contractor across all municipal grounds; documented visit logs for public records requests; crews trained on WSDOT and municipal safety standards; predictable line-item budgeting for the fiscal year; responsive escalation for complaints and council inquiries

Our Process

1) Site inventory and baseline condition assessment across all listed properties; 2) Scope-of-work agreement with defined service frequencies and standards; 3) Scheduled crew rotations with GPS-verified completion reporting; 4) Quarterly performance reviews and adjustment of the maintenance calendar

What Affects the Cost

Total acreage and number of discrete sites under contract; required service frequency and appearance standards; prevailing-wage labor rates for the county; irrigation and specialty plantings that need extra attention; reporting and documentation requirements written into the contract

Best Time of Year

Growth-season mowing and detail work runs March through October in the maritime Northwest, with reduced winter visits focused on leaf removal, drainage, and storm cleanup.