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The Groundskeeper 2007 – A Milestone Year
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With offices in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and now Utah, 2007 showed to be quite a year for The Groundskeeper. From the expansion into Utah, the more than 13% increase in revenue over 2006, to the completion of
buy out of the company’s founder, this award-winning, employee-owned, commercial landscape company has experienced exciting changes and incredible growth this past year. “We are truly proud of our company and our people for these great accomplishments”, said The Groundskeeper CEO Anil Hiremath. “We believe much of our success can be attributed to our continued efforts to improve our customer service through extensive training and refined processes. We will continue this emphasis and commitment to our clients as we continue to grow and evolve.”
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SPRING SEASON TIPS
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Pruning Perennials
Many perennials and small shrubs will respond favorably to being pruned after their spring blooming period. Removing the old flower stalks on plants like brittle bush, angelita daisies, and salvia can stimulate them to produce new growth. This causes the plants to look healthier throughout the rest of the year, and they will produce an abundance of blooms the following season.
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The Groundskeeper Makes the Move to Reno
The Groundskeeper was recently awarded the commercial landscaping maintenance contract for the Somersett Master Planned Community in Reno, Nevada. The 600-acre master planned golf community, voted Reno’s best master planned community, includes a stunning 18 hole signature golf course designed by U.S. Open champion Tom Kite, a town square, an impressive 24,000 square foot Club at Town Center with a stunning community pool, and 27 miles of hiking and biking trails. Pedro Botello, who has been with the Groundskeeper’s Las Vegas branch for more than 8 years, made the move to Reno to supervise the new crews and oversee all operations for this new account. The Groundskeeper began maintenance service for Somersett on March 1st.
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