Project · install & upkeepBeds, borders, plantings, mulch and sod for offices, centers and multi-unit properties — installed, then maintained.
The service
Curb appeal is the first thing a prospective tenant, buyer or customer judges a property on — before they ever see the inside. LRT builds and maintains the beds, borders and plantings that make a commercial property read as well-run from the street.
The difference with LRT is what happens after the install: the same crew that put the landscape in keeps it on the maintenance schedule, so beds actually fill in and hold up instead of going shaggy by the next quarter. That’s the property appearance management side of the business — one vendor responsible for how the whole site looks, year round.
Properties we take on
What’s included
How it works
Tell us the address and what you need. A photo by text works great — and inquiries usually get a same-day response.
Every property is different, so we price per property after a real look — free, no obligation, no pressure.
Pick weekly, bi-weekly or a one-time visit. Recurring customers get a consistent day and can keep a card on file.
Common questions
Yes — that’s the point. Most commercial landscaping fails because nobody maintains it after the install. LRT quotes the install and the upkeep together so the property keeps looking the way it did on day one.
Offices, retail and shopping centers, rental and multi-unit properties, HOA common areas, municipal grounds and industrial sites across the Coastal Bend.
Yes — $1,000,000 general liability with a $2,000,000 aggregate, on an active commercial policy.
Call or text with the property address, or send the form. We’ll walk the site with you and quote the work per property — free, no obligation.
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Free quote — no obligationFree quote
Free quote, no obligation — call or text (361) 765-5258 with the address, or send the form. Inquiries usually get a same-day response.
Serving Portland, Corpus Christi, Ingleside, Aransas Pass, Rockport and the surrounding Coastal Bend.
