HOA Landscape Management in San Antonio
Your community's landscape is its largest shared asset — and the first thing every buyer sees. We manage it like it matters, with board-level communication to match.
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We speak fluent board meeting
HOA landscaping isn't just horticulture — it's governance, budgets, and 400 homeowners with opinions. We've supported South Texas boards for two decades, and it shows in how we communicate.
- Monthly board packets: photos, issue logs, budget-to-actual, recommendations
- Board meeting attendance and annual planning presentations
- Reserve-study-aligned enhancement roadmaps (3–5 year horizons)
- Homeowner-facing communication support for project notices
- Monument, entrance, amenity center, pool, and common-area care
- ARC-compliant standards enforcement documentation
A transition plan your board can vote on
Days 1–14 · Baseline
Full property walkthrough, irrigation audit, tree inventory, and photo documentation of every zone. You get a written condition report.
Days 15–45 · Stabilize
Correct deferred maintenance, repair priority irrigation issues, and bring detail work to standard. Weekly progress updates in the portal.
Days 46–90 · Plan Ahead
Deliver your annual calendar, enhancement roadmap, and first monthly board packet. From here, it's proactive — not reactive.
What boards ask us most
Our current contractor keeps rotating crews. Do you?
No. Each community gets a dedicated crew and account manager. Our field team's average tenure is over 6 years — your crew leader will know your property by name, corner to corner.
Can homeowners submit landscape concerns directly?
Concerns route through your manager or board so we never bypass your governance — but our portal issue log makes it easy for your manager to submit, track, and close resident-reported items with photo confirmation.
How do you price enhancements — is everything a change order?
Your contract includes a pre-approved unit price book for common enhancements (seasonal color, mulch, plant replacements), so most upgrades don't need a bid cycle. Larger projects get formal proposals in the portal with board-ready scope documents.