Strata landscaping
Professional Strata Landscape Maintenance
Managing landscaping for a strata property requires more than maintaining lawns and gardens.
Property managers and strata councils need a landscaping company that communicates well, responds to concerns, understands property priorities, and consistently maintains common areas throughout the year.
Urban Landscapers provides recurring landscape maintenance programs specifically suited to strata communities.
Property managers and strata councils need a landscaping company that communicates well, responds to concerns, understands property priorities, and consistently maintains common areas throughout the year.
Urban Landscapers provides recurring landscape maintenance programs specifically suited to strata communities.
For property managers
A Better Experience for Property Managers
We understand one of the biggest frustrations with landscaping contractors can be having to continually follow up about work that should already be getting done.
Our goal is to make the relationship simple.
We work with property managers and strata representatives to understand the priorities of each property and maintain the site throughout the seasons.
Our goal is to make the relationship simple.
We work with property managers and strata representatives to understand the priorities of each property and maintain the site throughout the seasons.
Property types
Strata Properties We Maintain
- Townhouse communities
- Condominium properties
- Apartment complexes
- Multi-building strata developments
- Large residential communities
Scope of work
Strata Maintenance Services
Depending on the property and contract, services can include:
- Lawn mowing
- String trimming
- Lawn edging
- Garden bed weeding
- Hedge and shrub pruning
- Small tree pruning
- Fertilization
- Lime applications
- Moss treatments
- Leaf cleanup
- Seasonal cleanup
- Debris removal
- Garden bed maintenance
- Landscape enhancement projects
Need a Landscaper You Don't Have to Chase?
Tell us about the property and we'll review it, walk the site, and put together a straightforward maintenance proposal.