Rotuk OutdoorCommercial
Common areas, entrances and shared turf, on one schedule and one invoice. Associations are buying consistency across a whole property rather than a good result on one lawn, and the thing that gets a contractor replaced is missing a week without telling anyone.
How this works
One visit covers the whole association on the same day, so residents see the crew once rather than three times a week. Board meetings decide the year, so scope and price are agreed in writing before the season rather than adjusted mid-year.
One invoice for the association, itemised by area, so a treasurer can reconcile it against the budget line it came from. Not a separate bill per building.
Board turnover. The person who agreed the scope may not be the person reading the invoice in March, so the written quote states what was agreed and stays the reference.
Usually bought together
Commercial scope is quoted per property. The rates the site publishes are the starting point for that conversation, not a separate price list.
Recurring or one-time mowing with trimming, normal hard-surface edging, and hard-surface blow-off.
Small lawn, weekly from $55Scope and pricingWinter debris, matted leaves and salt-sand cleared so the first mow lands on a clean lawn.
One-time spring cleanup from $245Scope and pricingLeaf and seasonal debris collection off the whole property before the ground freezes.
One-time fall cleanup from $245Scope and pricingBed preparation and mulch installation sized to the approved property scope.
From $175Scope and pricingDriveway and walk clearing triggered at the published snowfall depth, priced per visit or as a seasonal plan.
1-2 car driveway, per visit from $65Scope and pricingRoute capacity, written scope and per-line tax apply to every commercial property.How we work with managed property.
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