Spring Landscape Checklist

  • Clear Unsightly Debris — Winter weather leaves debris across properties. Remove leaves, fallen branches, and trash regularly.
  • Weed Management — Warming temperatures create ideal conditions for spring weeds. Pull and remove unwanted weeds consistently.
  • Fertilize Turf Areas — Winter damage may require lawn restoration. Apply fertilizer and reseed to maintain healthy, full grass.
  • Lay Fresh Mulch — A fresh mulch layer enhances property aesthetics, creating a clean and inviting appearance.
  • Trim Dead Tree Branches — Dead branches pose safety hazards. Remove them to protect employees, customers, and tenants.
  • Trim Bushes and Shrubs — Spring is ideal for trimming overgrown vegetation before summer growth accelerates.
  • General Landscape Maintenance — This includes creating seasonal flower beds, planting shrubs, and adding spring blooms for color and beauty.
  • Irrigation System Inspection — Inspect systems as the ground warms and configure for spring watering, checking for winter damage to pipes and heads.

Spring Property Maintenance Checklist

  • Check for Water Damage — Inspect grounds thoroughly for hidden damage from snow and ice buildup around foundations, plumbing, drainage, windows, doors, water heaters, and HVAC units.
  • Repair Water Damage — Address damage promptly to prevent structural weakening, mold growth, and insect breeding grounds.
  • Fence Installation — Spring offers mild temperatures and better crew availability for fence installation projects.
  • Exterior Pressure Washing — Professional pressure washing refreshes building exteriors when work crews are more available.
  • Parking Lot Maintenance — Spring is optimal for inspecting parking lots for winter damage and making repairs to reduce injuries and improve aesthetics.
  • Repairing Concrete — Fix cracks and holes to maintain structural integrity and beautify grounds.