CG Landscape has provided commercial landscaping services across Southern California since 1995. We hold contractor’s license #873258 and run commercial landscape management for the full grounds scope under one contract: maintenance, irrigation, tree care, and improvements.
We serve HOAs, business parks, retail centers, and multi-site portfolios in six counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura.
Every account gets one assigned account manager — a named contact accountable for the contract, not a call center.
Commercial landscaping services built for property managers and HOA boards
Recurring grounds care runs through our commercial landscape maintenance program: a fixed route schedule with documented weekly walk-throughs.
A property manager overseeing a retail center in Orange County and an HOA board in Riverside County get the same cadence: scheduled service, a site log, and an escalation path that runs through their account manager.
With 200+ team members across the region, a short-staffed crew on one property does not stall service on another.
What we maintain:
- Turf and groundcover — mowing, edging, and seasonal turf replacement, including drought-tolerant conversions under California’s nonfunctional-turf rules (AB 1572).
- Shrubs, perennials, and plant beds — trimming, pruning, mulch refresh, and bed detailing on a set frequency.
- Trees — routine trimming and health monitoring, with a certified team for structural pruning and liability-sensitive work. (See Tree Care.)
- Irrigation — controller checks, leak detection, and seasonal adjustments to hold water use down. (See Irrigation.)
- Seasonal cleanup — storm response, leaf and debris removal, and year-round site cleanups.
Commercial landscaping services in six Southern California counties
We serve commercial properties across six Southern California counties. Named coverage:
- Orange County — Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Orange, Fullerton, and the surrounding business districts.
- Los Angeles County — the greater LA basin, including retail and office portfolios.
- Riverside County — Riverside, Corona, and the Inland Empire’s HOA and business-park corridors.
- San Bernardino County — Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, and Inland Empire commercial sites.
- San Diego County — commercial and HOA properties countywide.
- Ventura County — commercial and HOA properties countywide.
One vendor across the portfolio means one contract, one account manager, and one service standard — whether you manage a single site or forty across three counties.
How a landscape management contract starts
- Site audit. We walk the property, document turf, tree, irrigation, and bed conditions, and flag anything that carries liability or deferred-maintenance risk.
- Scope and schedule. You get a written scope with service frequency, route days, and a fixed monthly rate — not a one-off estimate.
- Onboarding. Your assigned account manager sets the route, introduces the crew lead, and opens the site log.
- Ongoing service. Weekly walk-throughs, documented visits, and a standing quarterly review of the property with your account manager.
Why property managers keep the contract
- Since 1995. Thirty years maintaining commercial landscapes across Southern California — 300+ completed projects.
- 200+ team members. Operational depth to hold a route schedule across a multi-site portfolio.
- Certified team. A certified arborist on staff and certified landscape professionals for tree work, plant health, and irrigation.
- Contractor’s license #873258.
- One account manager per client. A named contact accountable for the contract.
Frequently asked questions
Commercial landscaping services cover the grounds work a commercial property needs: turf, trees, shrubs, irrigation, and seasonal cleanup. Under a landscape management contract, one vendor handles that scope on a fixed route schedule, with a written scope, documented walk-throughs, and one accountable account manager. A property manager does not coordinate separate maintenance, tree, and irrigation vendors.
Yes. Commercial landscape work in California requires a contractor’s license. CG Landscape holds license #873258.
Six: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Ventura. One contract and one account manager can cover properties across multiple counties.
After a site audit, we provide a written scope with service frequency and a fixed monthly rate. Pricing reflects property size, plant and turf inventory, tree count, and irrigation complexity — not an hourly guess.
With 200+ team members across the region, we reassign coverage so your route schedule holds. Your account manager owns the escalation path.
Both. We handle tree care with a certified team and full irrigation service — controller checks, leak detection, and seasonal adjustments — under the same contract, so you don’t manage separate vendors. (See Tree Care and Irrigation.)
Request a site audit.
Send us the property — or the portfolio — and your account manager will walk it, document the conditions, and return a written scope.