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BrightView Tree Care removed stumps at the entrance and in a planned garden area at the Bel Air Guest Home. The assisted living apartment complex is home to more than 60 residents living with mental illness and substance abuse issues.

BrightView Holdings, Inc., the leading commercial landscaping services company in the United States, today announced the acquisition of SGS Hawaii, a commercial landscaping company headquartered in Wailuku, Hawaii, with operations on Maui, the Big Island, and Kauai. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

A Military Wall of Honor was recently rededicated in Riverside, Calif., in time for Memorial Day following a monthslong makeover. BrightView was commissioned to refurbish the landscaping in front of the monument.

Could you do more with less? When it comes to water management, it’s possible. Follow these 10 tips to lower your usage without feeling the pinch.

If ever there was a reason to change up your landscape strategy, a once-in-a-millennia mega-drought ought to be it. As the Western United States remains in the grips of punishingly dry temperatures and increasing water restrictions, you can stay above the fray with some simple tweaks.

Don’t rely on luck to make it through monsoon season! Here are 10 tips to prevent damage to your property before, during and after the monsoon.

Understand monsoon weather hazards so you can keep yourself and your landscape safe this season.

Monsoon season can bring significant risk and potential liability to property owners if your trees and landscape aren’t properly maintained.

As a company that prides itself on developing and nurturing landscapes that inspire and enhance communities, deploying environmentally sustainable strategies and solutions is the keystone to what BrightView – the nation’s leading commercial landscaping company – does on Earth Day and every day.

For our irrigation specialists, water management is something they live and breathe, even in the winter months. They know their jobs are crucial to addressing the Southwest’s persistent drought, a task that requires year-round attention. See how Regional Irrigation Manager James Carr and his teams tackle it head-on.