LMC Blog

When a homeowner decides to put their home on the market, the owner typically focuses on making the inside of the home look as appealing and welcoming as possible. They might go to the trouble of repainting, replacing fixtures and appliances, and even upgrading countertops and flooring. However, one of the most important parts of a home isn't found on the inside, but outside the home. Trees can play a tremendous role in attracting potential buyers and improving the overall aesthetic of the property.

Some of the challenges that come with owning a commercial property are finding ways for the business to stand out from nearby companies, and attracting customers or visitors on a regular basis. While flags and banners might work at attracting attention, they don't last long and can quickly become a property eyesore. A more effective approach would be to transform the look of a commercial site through a few simple landscape improvements.

Soil is the lifeline of a property, and commercial properties are only as healthy and stable as the soil surrounding trees, plants, and grass. However, many commercial property owners may be completely unaware that their soil is unhealthy until it's too late, and their property's healthy, beauty, and value suffers. Today's blog post looks at three signs that property soil might be unhealthy, and how these can be corrected with the services of a professional landscape company.

The arrival of spring in Houston is notorious for bringing with it severe storms, flash floods, heavy lightning, and strong winds. Although Houstonians can prepare for bad weather and protect themselves from harm, the same cannot be said about exterior parts of a commercial or residential property. Even the strongest trees on a property can fall victim to severe weather, but many types of trees can survive storm damage and avoid being removed completely.