Commercial Landscape Maintenance in Vancouver

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Landscape Maintenance Services

Expert services for maintaining commercial and strata properties in Vancouver.

Strata Garden Maintenance

Consistent, tidy common areas for strata sites across Vancouver. We maintain garden beds, prune hedges and shrubs, clear pathways, and keep weeds down with IPM practices. Scheduling follows City of Vancouver noise bylaws and Metro Vancouver water restrictions, with photo reports for council and property managers.

Commercial Garden Planting Services

Durable, low‑maintenance plant designs for entrances, parking islands, and perimeter beds. We prep soils, install drought‑ and salt‑tolerant species suited to the Pacific Northwest, add drip irrigation where practical, and finish with 2–3 inches of mulch. Seasonal colour and planter rotations are available, with a maintenance plan for establishment.

Seasonal turf care for retail, office, and industrial properties. We mow at proper heights, edge hard surfaces, line trim, and blow down entrances for a clean finish. Fertilizing, aeration, overseeding, and targeted weed control improve turf density and drought tolerance while meeting local watering rules.

Commercial Lawn Maintenance

Commercial Spring Cleanup Services

Post‑winter reset to prepare your landscape for the growing season. We remove debris, re‑edge beds, cut back perennials, perform the first mow/edge, and treat moss on shaded hardscapes. Irrigation is started up, tested, and reprogrammed for spring rainfall and local watering stages.

Industrial Grounds Maintenance

Keep high‑traffic areas clean, safe, and visible. Services include litter patrol, power blowing, crack/curb weed control, moss treatment, and trimming for sightlines around signage and drive aisles. We coordinate sweeping and pressure washing windows and flag trip hazards or drainage issues for prompt action.

What We Maintain

Turf care: Mowing with defined edges, line trimming, aeration, overseeding, turf topdressing, fertilizer programs, targeted weed control

Garden beds: Weeding, cultivating, mulch refresh, plant health care, annual/perennial installs, soil amendments

Hedges & shrubs: Pruning, shaping, rejuvenation pruning, hedge reductions with staging and traffic control as required

Trees (under 15 feet): Structural pruning, crown elevation, deadwood removal, storm response

Hardscape & cleanliness: Power blowing, litter pickup, walkway clearing, moss control on hard surfaces

Seasonal services: Spring cleanups, fall leaf management, planter rotations, snow & ice management (sidewalks, entries, parkades)

Customer Reviews

See what our clients say about us.

Our Bridgeport-area retail plaza switched to Blossom Landscaping for full groundskeeping and the difference is obvious. Early-morning litter patrol, blower cleanup, curb/sidewalk weed control, and moss treatment keep storefronts and parking islands presentable before opening. They coordinate sweeping and seasonal colour, manage commercial lawn maintenance around deliveries, and prune for clear sightlines to signage and drive aisles. Winter de‑icing and storm drain checks have reduced slip risks, and their service logs with photos are ideal for our property management records.

John D.

Vancouver

Blossom Landscaping has kept our Mount Pleasant townhouse strata looking sharp through every season. Their weekly strata landscaping covers lawn mowing, clean bed edges, hedge and shrub pruning, and IPM-based weed control, all within City of Vancouver noise windows. They audited our irrigation, added a rain sensor, and reprogrammed zones for Metro Vancouver watering restrictions, which cut runoff and kept beds healthy. Photo reports after each visit and a monthly QC walkthrough make it easy for council to track work across our courtyards and street‑facing beds.

Sarah L.

Burnaby

★★★★★

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Commercial Landscape Maintenance FAQ

How often should a commercial property in Vancouver be serviced?

Most sites run weekly during the growing season (March–November) and bi‑weekly in winter. High‑traffic retail and heavy leaf areas often remain weekly year‑round. We tailor frequency to site use, budget, and appearance standards.

What’s included in a typical weekly maintenance visit?

Mowing at seasonal heights, line trimming, hard‑edge detailing, bed weeding/cultivation, light pruning for clearances, and hardscape blow‑down. We remove green waste and litter and note hazards for the property manager. Photos and timestamps are logged after each visit.

Do you work with strata councils and property managers?

Yes—strata, retail, office, industrial, and mixed‑use are our core. We provide clear scopes, service calendars, and monthly QC walkthroughs with action items. Communication is via email, text, or portal—your choice.

Are you insured and covered by WorkSafeBC?

Yes. We carry commercial general liability and maintain WorkSafeBC coverage. Certificates of Insurance and a WorkSafeBC clearance letter are available on request.

How do you price commercial landscape maintenance?

Pricing depends on acreage, bed density, visit frequency, complexity (hedges, slopes, irrigation), waste disposal, and access. Small urban sites can start around a few hundred dollars per month; larger campuses scale accordingly. We always perform a site walk to build a precise scope and price.

Do you comply with Metro Vancouver watering restrictions?

Yes. We program irrigation to meet seasonal stages, add rain sensors, and shift to cycle‑and‑soak for slopes and compacted soils. Mulch depth (2–3 inches) and drought‑tolerant plantings further reduce demand.

Can you handle irrigation start‑up, audits, and winterization?

Yes. We start up, test coverage, repair leaks/heads, optimize schedules, and winterize lines in late fall. We can coordinate annual backflow testing with certified testers per municipal requirements.

Do you offer one‑time cleanups or can you start mid‑season?

Both. We begin with a corrective cleanup to reset standards—leaf/debris removal, bed re‑edging, cutbacks, first mow/edge—then roll into recurring service. This ensures predictable results from week one.