Commercial Landscaping Services in Baton Rouge

Commercial Landscaping in Baton Rouge

Property managers usually juggle a mowing vendor, a sprinkler company and someone to call about the corner of the lot that floods. We are all three. Hernandez Lawnscape maintains commercial grounds across Baton Rouge and Livingston Parish on fixed weekly routes, and the same licensed crew handles the irrigation and drainage, so a manager makes one call.

Lawn Care and Maintenance for Your Business

• Fixed weekly routes: the same crew on the same day, so mowing lines stay straight and edges along the parking stay clean.
• Edging, trimming, blowing and hard-surface weed control on every visit.
• Bed maintenance, pruning, mulch and seasonal color on a schedule.
• Leaf removal and storm cleanup.
• Irrigation repairs on the route under license IC #0866.
• Drainage for the low corner, the retention pond edge and the ditch line.

First Impressions and Tenant Retention

The grounds are the first thing a tenant, a guest or a customer sees, and the first thing a prospective one judges. Straight mowing lines, clean parking edges and beds with something blooming at the entrance say the property is managed. Grounds that slip say the opposite, before anyone reaches the door.

Properties We Maintain

Apartment complexes, restaurants, churches, hotels, manufactured-home communities, RV parks and managed office properties. The drone photos on this page are from properties on our current routes.

Licensed Irrigation and Real Drainage on One Contract

Commercial irrigation systems fail in ways that cost money quietly: a stuck valve running all night, a broken head flooding a sidewalk, a controller nobody has reprogrammed since the property changed hands. Because we hold the state irrigation license, those are fixed on the route. And when a corner of the lot floods every storm, we fix it with grade and gravity, not with a pump that fails in the outage.

Getting an Estimate for Commercial Lawn Care

We walk the property with you, note the acreage, the beds, the hard surfaces, the irrigation and the drainage problems, and quote a plan in writing. Property managers with more than one site can put them all on one route.