Landscape construction and contracted grounds management for resorts, HOAs, businesses, and institutions across La Plata County. One crew, one contract, one point of contact for the whole site.
Most commercial properties in this region end up with separate vendors for landscaping, irrigation, snow removal, and fire mitigation. Four contracts, four invoices, four schedules. And when something goes wrong at the boundary between them, four contractors who say it was not their scope.
The boundaries are where the problems live. The plow driver who did not know where the irrigation heads were. The mitigation crew that cleared a slope and left an erosion problem for whoever mows it. The landscaper who piled snow somewhere it drains back across the entry and refreezes overnight.
A property manager does not want four specialists. They want one number to call and no argument about whose fault it is.
We hold all of it. The same crew builds the hardscape, runs the irrigation, treats the fuel, clears the snow, and fixes what the plow caught in spring. There is no gap, because there is no handoff.
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Resorts & hospitality
Common areas, shared drives, community fuel breaks, and snow management. One contract covering the board's complete grounds obligation.
02
HOAs and Multi-Family Properties
Common areas, shared drives, community fuel breaks and snow. One contract covering a board’s whole grounds obligation.
03
Retail and office
Frontage, parking areas, and access. Cleared and presentable before opening, every day of the winter.
04
Schools and institutions
Larger grounds with defined accessibility and safety obligations, and procurement processes we can work within.
05
Ranch and estate properties
Large private sites requiring construction and year-round care, often for owners who are not on site.
06
Property managers
Multiple sites under one relationship, one invoice structure, and one point of contact who knows every property.
We work within your procurement process and will provide certificates of insurance, references for comparable sites, and W-9 documentation on request.
Initial call
What the site is, what is currently in place, what is not working, and whether you are replacing a vendor or starting fresh.
Site walk
We walk the property with you or your manager. Access, terrain, existing systems, problem areas, and anything a previous contractor left behind.
Written proposal
Defined scope, frequency, sequence, exclusions, and pricing. Structured so a board or ownership group can compare it against another bid.
One point of contact
A named person who knows your site. Single invoice structure. Schedule set before each season.
We handle
We refer out
Bring us the whole site, or the part that keeps causing problems. We will walk it, tell you what it needs, and put a scope and a price in writing your board can actually compare.
