LMC Blog

With Hurricane Harvey rapidly approaching the Texas coast, businesses across the area are scrambling to make last-minute preparations and protect their structures, assets, and employees. However, commercial sites themselves need protection from severe weather conditions, as storms can inflict significant and costly damage on property trees, landscapes, and plants. In today's LMC blog post, we look at several ways commercial property owners can protect their sites from storm damage and protect their commercial property investment.

When a company or developer purchases commercial real estate, they often have high expectations for the commercial landscape and how it should look. Commercial property owners want an attractive, welcoming landscape that is healthy and stable throughout the year. Unfortunately, summer brings additional threats to the health, beauty, and stability of Houston's commercial properties. In today's blog post, we look at the three biggest threats to commercial lawns in the summer, and how LMC can help reduce and eliminate these threats.

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.