Commercial, industrial and office type properties

 As necessary, we can schedule services around tenants business hours to minimize disruption to them and their customers.  We can  take it one step further by making sure that the right plants are in the landscaping so crews are not on property making noise or stirring up dust and debris while tenants and customers are around.  

Many landscaping tasks are labor intensive. Nevada is in the process of dramatically increasing the minimum wage and large companies like Amazon and Target have or are going to $15 minimum wages. They compete with landscaping companies for staff and why we believe if nothing is done customers will either pay more for landscaping services or risk having less hours spent servicing their landscaping. 

On Time Landscapings staff wants to stay ahead of the curve with our customers and why we work with them to minimize all of our exposures to increasing and reoccurring costs.

• Hedge trimming uses gas and oil, there is a lot of waste and noise generated that is not necessary.  Click here to read more about this.  

• Granular fertilizer is popular but consider that it is typically activated with water and how little rain we get and it is not necessarly activating the fertilizer at the right time for the plants.  Many times it gets blown out of the landscaping and disposed of.  There are better ways to fertilize in the desert.  Click here to read more about this.

• While there is not much grass left at commercial properties some properties still have it.  It typically costs more to maintain than  desert landscaping and the SNWA may help pay to do a conversion.   On Time Landscaping is a water smart contractor and 100% of the conversion jobs we have done have been approved by the SNWA on their first inspection.