LMC Blog

Managing an apartment complex or multi-family residential property can come with a unique set of challenges, as managers must deal with both constant property maintenance and tenant needs. High tenant turnover can complicate it even further as the search and screening process for new renters can be tedious, so it's important for many property managers to keep their current tenants happy. When tenants are offered stunning landscaping and fun outdoor amenities, they are far more likely to renew their lease, recommend the complex to others, and help increase the demand for available units.

In Texas, shade trees are some of the most valuable parts of a commercial or residential property because of the beauty they add and the shade they provide. However, trees can become unstable either because they aren't planted properly, or they suffer weather damage and environmental stress. In today's LMC blog post, we discuss some ways to help make trees more stable on commercial and residential properties to prevent further damage or tree toppling.

It can be difficult to keep your commercial property healthy, especially with the challenges of high temperatures and inconsistent rainfall during the summer. One of the things that can help is to prevent or reduce some of the landscape and tree threats that could jeopardize your commercial property. In today's LMC blog, we'll look at three things to prevent on your commercial property this summer to ensure a beautiful landscape and healthy trees.

Anyone living or working along the Gulf Coast knows that summers can be brutal for people and their property. This is especially true for commercial properties, which tend to be larger and require more maintenance and care throughout the year. With record-high temperatures and drought-like conditions forecast for our area weeks ahead of schedule, it's best to prepare commercial properties now so they can survive and thrive during the harsh summer conditions.