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BrightView is proud of the many seasonal displays we create around the country. Making properties beautiful is something we take pride in all year long.

With droughts at the forefront of concerns in the Southwest, Gilbert, Ariz., created the Water Wise Gilbert program to promote water management for the city's local organizations. Recently, The Islands community and BrightView were recognized for their efforts in saving water.

Heat-island effect has been a growing concern in cities, and to combat that, H-E-B is growing urban canopies by planting trees throughout the state of Texas, and BrightView is partnering with the company in its initiative to better the environment.

A memorial dedicated to fallen officer Brian Haney was placed in front of the community center in San Juan Capistrano, and BrightView proudly had a hand in the project.

Following recent historic rainfall which overwhelmed it, the two gardens were in need of some TLC. BrightView eagerly stepped up to assist with the restoration of the community and memorial gardens, which included removing overgrowth, eradicating non-native vegetation, and general beautification and enhancement of the garden beds.

BrightView Connect 2.0 is a proprietary customer portal designed to provide property managers and homeowner association residents with the latest landscape service information at their fingertips. Thousands of customers are already taking advantage of the tool that was released earlier this year.

BrightView is partnering with Liberty Military Housing to help teach children in military families about all things green, while also having a little fun along the way.

BrightView is donating retired American flags that were inherited from a client to a local funeral home to give veterans a final tribute as they are laid to rest.

Marine Corps veteran Cpl. Dan Lasko, who was injured in Afghanistan, received a new lawn and landscaping from BrightView through their partnership with nonprofit organization Homes For Our Troops.

Breaking Forecast: Say goodbye to La Niña and brace for an unpredictable Atlantic hurricane season ahead.