A REFRESHINGLY DIFFERENT LANDSCAPING COMPANY!

Many properties are used to their bushes being hedge trimmed. Hedge trimming bushes costs properties month after month and year after year. It is noisy and not environmentally friendly.  As labor and other costs increase so does the cost to hedge trim. As costs rise properties may:

1. Pay more each month / year for the same services they have always received. It may sneak up on them over time but the costs get passed down to the customer. 

2. See a reduction in the amount of time their landscaper spends at their properties each week to offset these increases or increase the incidentals they charge for to make up for the increased costs. 

Many landscape maintenance contracts use phrases like “pruned as necessary” and “performed as needed” when talking about hedge trimming. These phrases could mean weekly, monthly or something different. Each hedge trimming has a cost. It might be interesting to see how communities current landscapers respond and or change their prices if you told them you want bushes hedge trimmed every week. Our customers know how many times their bushes get hedge trimmed each year so we can get desired results and a set price.  

On Time Landscaping is one of only a few landscapers in southern Nevada that is properly licensed to be able to spray for weed control.  Per Nevada law; companies and each individual spraying for weed control needs a special license through the Nevada Department of Agriculture. It is not included in any other license, not even a landscaping contractors’ license! 

A lot of landscape maintenance contracts call for checking irrigation systems for leaks once a month. If it is checked today and a leak starts tomorrow there can be a lot of wasted water and money until it gets found and fixed. We have customers who installed a device that detects excess/ not normal water usage. When it does it sends us  emails and texts. We dispatch staff to assess the situation and if leaks are found we fix them. If we can help properties reduce their water usage especially in the higher tiers it could “free up” money to do other things with.