Imagine this scenario: It’s October, and you just got done spending the last couple of months combing through next year’s budget. The last few months have been full of conference calls, speculation on things no one can control, and everyone’s favorite tool: spreadsheets. You and your team have finally come up with a budget that …
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Commercial Landscape Management and Grand Entrance Group truly are your one-stop-shop for the entire lifecycle of your landscape. The services we offer carry our clients from the pre-planning stage through the installation phase all the way to maintenance and beyond. Grand Entrance Group was founded on the premise that “First Impressions Matter.” To us, that …
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So now it’s time to find a vendor for your landscape maintenance services, where do you begin? More often than not, when we get invited to bid on a new property, we are given a scope of work to work off of—a scope that the incumbent may have been working off of, or something that …
Whether it’s a community that is trying to sell homes, an owner pushing to be fully leased, or a long-standing tenant wanting to make an impact for their clients and customers walking into their business, First Impressions Matter. When people pull onto a site, the main sign, flowers, and overall cleanliness of the landscaping tells …
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Why do we plant lawns spanning acres and acres at commercial office buildings? We plant them, we mow them, we irrigate them, we use pre-emergents, fungicides, insecticides and fertilizers to keep them green and healthy. We go against nature and monoculture of grass varieties that seem to fight back every step of the way. But …
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An aspect of business development involves preparing and presenting proposals. While a scope is not always available, we make assumptions and present a proposal based on what is a typical landscape management practice in the industry. Remember that the proposal given can be adjusted based on three factors. The three factors are the price, quantity and the …
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