Are you adding unnecessary hassle to your life on purpose?
That’s pretty much what you’re doing when you hire separate vendors for your Idaho commercial landscaping — lawn care, irrigation, construction projects, and snow and ice management.
So, you have a fence. Why do you need to add plants?
Maybe it’s ugly and you want to hide it. Or it’s too open and you want more privacy. It’s a cool architectural element and you want to highlight it. You want a natural lawn-free buffer so your mower doesn’t damage the fence. You’re a plant fanatic and will add them anywhere that isn’t moving.
So - what can you plant near a fence?
When choosing a commercial snow removal company, there’s much talk about trigger points and de-icer, but your choice really boils down to trust.
Who will you trust to clear your property safely, reliably and efficiently so you have peace of mind?
Liability looms. You’re responsible for taking “reasonable care” in managing the property so that employees and visitors are safe from frustratingly common slip—and—fall accidents.
It’s enough to keep you up at night, right?