LMC Blog

No matter how much we prepare and protect our home or business during hurricane season, there will always be areas of our property that remain vulnerable to damages from hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall. For example, our trees can be severely damaged or completely uprooted because of hurricane-force winds and torrential rainfall. Tree damage can have a significant financial impact to property owners, through the loss of valuable shade, decreased property value, increased utility bills, and even damages to nearby properties and structures.

Companies across the world are beginning to see the importance and impact of adopting sustainable, or environmentally friendly business practices in the workplace. As companies strive to become more "green" and promote the environment through various business initiatives, there is often one area overlooked in terms of sustainability: commercial landscapes. A sustainable commercial landscape can provide numerous ways for companies to protect the environment while also saving money and resources.

When a commercial site is developed for office, retail, or industrial use, the commercial property itself doesn't become beautiful and healthy on its own. Commercial landscapes take a great deal of time and effort to maintain and protect as there are a number of factors that can impact them in a negative way, hurting growth and beauty. Today's blog post looks at four tips to having a healthy commercial property this year.

Houston, like most of the country, has experienced a milder winter than in years past. While this might be great for people who don't enjoy cold weather, it's not necessarily the best situation for our landscapes, lawns, or trees. They use the cooler winter months to enter their dormant season and recover from the grueling spring and summer growing periods. In today's blog post, we look at the many ways Houston's mild winter has impacted commercial properties, and how LMC can help promote property health before spring arrives.