You probably know how often your landscaping company mows your lawn and replaces your mulch.
But do you know how seriously they take safety?
You should.
At Outback Landscape, safety is our top concern.
"We want to make sure everybody who comes into work goes home uninjured," says Outback owner Chase Coates.
Here's how we do it.
There’s something appealing about tackling a chore yourself. We get it.
Satisfaction. Pride. The chance to show your partner you’re not a complete slacker around the house.
But when it comes to DIY lawn care, really give this some thought.
You’ll need a lot of stuff to do the job right. And most of these tools aren’t cheap.
Let’s take a look.
Selling your house? You’re probably up to your armpits in paint, new rugs and grout cleaner to get the place spiffed up.
Have you looked at your front yard?
Landscaping plays a huge part in selling a house.
Think about it. Potential homebuyers see your lawn, your garden beds and your front walkway long before they get a peek at that half bath you remodeled.
In fact, if your landscaping is a big turn off, they might just drive right past.
Here are 10 landscaping tips to help you sell your house:
The best landscaping makes your apartment complex the place where everybody wants to live.
Beautiful, welcoming, modern.
Now add safe and secure. Professional landscaping easily increases your property’s safety and security — if it’s done right.
How?
Take a look at these apartment landscaping ideas for security and safety.
Change is so tempting.
When it's time to renew your landscaping contract, you wonder if another company might be better.
Why not try out a different company every year, right?
Wrong. That's a terrible idea.
Of course, if the service is bad or your property looks awful, get out of there.
Otherwise, you really should stay put. Here's why.
