As a commercial property owner or manager your plate is already very full. At Greens Keeper Landscape Maintenance, we know that. To do a great job of landscape management you need both a good education and years of experience.
Using the community college system it is possible to get a good basic understanding of landscape maintenance and management. They even offer classes in the evening and on weekends to help working professionals, like yourself, attend classes in your off hours.
As a property manager you may even be able to get your employer to fund all or part of your educational expenses.
The Phoenix Metro area has many great community colleges that are scattered all over the valley to provide continuing educational opportunities in convenient and nearby locations.
Since you won’t be actually doing the work, make sure the classes are about landscape management and not landscaping, the actual doing part of the equation.
The Mesa Community College offers; the Urban Horticulture program prepares you for a career in wholesale or retail nurseries, landscape design and construction companies, or landscape management firms. You will also be prepared to work for a government agency involved with the technical phases of the urban horticulture industry.
Of course you know that time management is extremely important in today’s market place. You could consider hiring a full time employee to manage your landscape for you. If you budget is very tight you could also consider using Greens Keeper Landscape Maintenance as a sub-contractor to take you landscape headache off your shoulders. To us that sounds like a win – win proposition!!!
At Greens Keeper Landscape we want you to know how to take care of your property. If you don’t want the headache of landscape maintenance we take care of your landscape for you. To find out how we can help solve your landscape challenges just give us a call at 623-848-8277.
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Greens Keeper Landscape Maintenance, LLC
623-848-8277
http://www.commerciallandscapecare.com
greenskeeperllc@cox.net
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