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As hurricane season approaches in Florida, safeguarding your landscape becomes paramount. At BrightView, we prioritize the care of your landscape, your safety, and your peace of mind.

Projections from the Weather Channel indicate that it could be one of the most active seasons on record, with an unprecedented number of named storms and hurricanes predicted, residents and officials must prepare diligently and stay vigilant.

Discover how BrightView has become a pinnacle of golf course maintenance excellence, endorsed by Alan Bowman, Head Golf Professional at North Palm Beach Country Club. Since 2018, their partnership has upheld the esteemed standards of the Jack Nicklaus signature golf course.

With strategic planning, you can embrace the inevitable and make hurricanes more bearable. These plans can make your landscape more resistant to hurricane-related damage and don't involve a complete overhaul.

Here are the top four things to complete now to mitigate the risk to your landscape and keep people and your property safe.

Unleash your landscape's superpowers with essential hurricane prep tips. If you live in a hurricane-prone area, it can be hard to sort myths from must-dos or understand the “why” behind age-old recommendations. Here is what your landscape team wants you to know.

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

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.

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.