The cold and snow is turning out to be a lot more severe than originally predicted, and of lingering duration 

The layer of snow acts as an insulator for the landscape, making this cold spell less concerning since many plants have already entered dormancy due to last week’s weather conditions. The projected low temperature is anticipated to drop to 19°F, which, while chilly, is considerably warmer than last winter’s extreme low of 4°F.

As winter approaches, the presence of ice and snow can lead to significant challenges, such as impassable roads and treacherous sidewalks or parking lots. Failing to adequately prepare your commercial property for these conditions may expose you to liability for any incidents occurring on-site.

The key aspect of your landscaping is ensuring that the foundational elements are solid.
This includes effective stormwater management, proper drainage solutions for your property, and reliable retaining walls. These factors are crucial for keeping your property safe and maintaining its value over time.

As autumn sets in, you will observe leaves beginning to drop from trees and gather on your lawn. While it might be tempting to leave them untouched, removing these leaves presents several benefits.

Keeping your industrial property’s landscape safe not only enhances its appearance but can also save you a bundle on costs. By avoiding accidents that lead to OSHA fines or liability claims, you’ll keep your budget intact. Here are some blunders to steer clear of!