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You’ve made it through the storm; the danger has passed, right? Unfortunately, now is not the time to let down your guard. There are a handful of things you should and should not do after a hurricane in order to ensure your safety.

The mission of every BrightView team member is the same every day, whether they are picking up a leaf blower, shovel, edger, or pen: to create customer value through engaged local teams and providing industry-leading landscape services. Recently, customer value was taken to a whole new level thanks to some team members from the Florida Central Region, who are certified in First Aid and CPR.

Thank goodness you took all those smart steps to ensure the safety of your property. But now there’s one last thing to protect: you!

Having assisted with innumerable post-storm clean-up efforts and witnessed first-hand the force of hurricanes up-and-down the East Coast, BrightView is well-positioned to quickly mobilize equipment and deploy crews to aid emergency responders, open roadways, and keep essential services running, regardless of where storms strike.

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.

Looking ways to celebrate Earth Day? Here's a solution that’s perfect for teambuilding, community enhancement, or a hands-on educational activity for kids. We’re going to show you how to build a pollinator garden!

Eliminating carbon from our own operations represents BrightView's biggest opportunity to contribute to a healthy environment and be a leader in our industry. This infographic illustrates our approach to achieving carbon neutrality.

Be prepared for this upcoming hurricane season with our handy preparedness checklist. Our guide has you covered for before, during, and after a storm.

After COVID forced them to close for the health and safety of the families they serve, Ronald McDonald House Charities® of Greater Washington, DC recently reopened the doors of their Ronald McDonald House of Northern Virginia to families in need.

The best way to enjoy a green lawn during winter is to overseed with perennial ryegrass. It is quick to germinate, mows well and has fine leaf blades with dark green color.