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BrightView Superintendent Sal Ponce, who has been relocating trees for 25 years, explains the steps our teams takes to safely relocate trees to ensure its health for years to come.

BrightView's Vice President of Operations, Tim Russell, explains how BrightView mobilizes teams for snow storms and describes what equipment is used to ensure our clients' properties are safe and open for business, even during harsh winter conditions, such as Winter Storm Stella.

BrightView's Kevin Moses explains the exact specifications of a Major League pitcher's mound and all of the steps that go into building and maintaining one.

Joined by volunteers from IREM, BrightView designed a 22,000-square-foot garden featuring trails and different ecosystems in California. The Boy Scouts of America will use the area to teach members about careers in horticulture and landscaping.

An irrigation leak can start as a small problem, but can quickly lead to larger complications for your landscape.

Choosing fall plants for your landscape can be a challenge. Horticulturist Bruce Hellerick explains the benefits of chrysanthemums, pansies, and violas; how to choose the right flower; and how to plant for maximum color.

BrightView is committed to the safety of its team members, and with thousands of them coming to work each day across the United States daily, the company has defined and developed a “Daily Safety Game Plan.”

At BrightView, there can be no compromise on safety and it has led the company to launch OpX, an initiative and a center of operational excellence. The goal of OpX is to develop and implement BrightView standards across its landscape maintenance division.

Easton Town Center features year-round, seasonal planting which seemingly change overnight - and they do! BrightView's crews install and maintains the containers overnight so as to not disrupt the guest experience in the expansive open-air shopping complex.

BrightView volunteers designed and installed a sensory and healing garden for the children and families at the Denver Children's Home. The new space gives children an interactive and relaxing space next to an outdoor classroom.