Commercial Landscape Maintenance In Phoenix Arizona

The frequency of landscaping services in Arizona depends on various factors such as the type of plants, the season, and the specific needs of your landscape. However, as a general guideline, it’s recommended to have your landscaper come once every week or two. If you have grass in most or part of your landscaping, you will want to service at least every 2 weeks so that the turf does not get too long in between visits. Weekly mowing is even better but not always necessary if only part of your landscape consists of grass. During the summer, your grass will start to grow more rapidly, and weekly mowing may be necessary. Remember, each landscape is unique and may require a customized maintenance schedule.

Given Phoenix’s arid desert climate, it’s advisable to choose drought-tolerant plant species that can thrive with minimal water. Native plants such as cacti, succulents, agaves, and yuccas are excellent choices. These hardy plants withstand the heat and add unique aesthetic appeal to your commercial landscape.

We implement innovative irrigation technology to optimize water distribution while minimizing waste. Drip irrigation systems are particularly effective in this arid region as they deliver water directly to the roots, reducing evaporation and runoff. We also incorporate sensors into our irrigation system to measure the moisture levels and adjust watering schedules accordingly.

Keepers Commercial Cleaning offers a wide range of services including janitorial services, carpet cleaning, floor care services, window washing, and more. We can customize our services to meet your specific needs.

We implement effective weed control strategies to maintain a pristine commercial landscape. This includes preventive measures such as mulch or ground cover plants that suppress weed growth by blocking sunlight. For existing weeds, manual removal is often necessary, and for larger infestations or stubborn weeds, we may use herbicides designed specifically for desert landscapes.

While winters in Phoenix are relatively mild, occasional frost can still pose risks to sensitive plants. We take proactive measures to protect your commercial landscape during winter, such as installing frost cloths over susceptible plants when freezing temperatures are forecasted overnight. We also understand microclimates within your landscape and strategically place plants in locations with warmer microclimates for extra warmth and shelter from cold winds.