Care · AAA Landscape service
Landscape Management
Ongoing care, reporting, and planning for the full landscape asset.
The outcome
A landscape changes every week. AAA Landscape combines regular property care with seasonal planning, reporting, and access to specialty teams when a site needs more than routine maintenance.
A landscape that is cared for as an asset, not a list of disconnected tasks.
Email LMbids@aaalandscape.comHow the work starts
A clear path from concern to next step.
- 01
Walk
Review the property, expectations, assets, and known pressure points.
- 02
Set the plan
Define the service rhythm, reporting, priorities, and seasonal work.
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Care and adjust
Complete the work, communicate what changed, and plan the next need.
The Sonoran year
Where landscape management lands in the year.
These lines come from AAA’s Arizona maintenance calendar. The management team plans around the whole calendar and brings in specialty teams as the season asks.
Winter
December · January · February
Protect, prune, and prepare.
- Review frost effects before cutting back tender material.
- Inspect irrigation before spring demand increases.
- Plan replacement planting and the next annual-color cycle.
- Review dormant-season tree and turf work with the property team.
Spring
March · April · May
Tune the property for active growth.
- Adjust irrigation as temperatures rise.
- Watch granite, turf, and planting areas for early weed or pest pressure.
- Review tree and shrub growth before summer heat.
- Refresh high-visibility planting areas where the property plan calls for it.
Summer
June · July · August
Watch heat, water, and monsoon conditions.
- Track water use and visible plant stress.
- Inspect emitters, heads, controllers, and runoff patterns.
- Prepare tree and site-response priorities for monsoon weather.
- Schedule field work with heat and crew safety in mind.
Fall
September · October · November
Recover, transition, and budget ahead.
- Assess monsoon damage and deferred repair work.
- Plan turf transition or overseeding where it is part of the property program.
- Reset irrigation for cooler conditions.
- Build next year’s improvement, tree, granite, and planting priorities.
Timing shifts with weather, elevation, and property use. See the full maintenance calendar or ask about this season on your property.
Capabilities
See what this team can bring into the scope.
Open the group that matches your property. Final scope depends on the site, location, and current licensing or permitting requirements.
01Property care
Routine work is adjusted to the site, season, and plant material.
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Property care
Routine work is adjusted to the site, season, and plant material.
- Landscape maintenance
- Shrub and tree care coordination
- Turf transitions and care
- Seasonal color
- Granite and high-visibility area review
02Asset visibility
Information property teams can use for planning and follow-up.
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Asset visibility
Information property teams can use for planning and follow-up.
- Property reporting
- Water-use reporting when included in scope
- GPS/GIS landscape-asset inventory
- Seasonal recommendations
- Multi-year tree and granite planning
03Specialty coordination
Bring the right discipline into the property plan.
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Specialty coordination
Bring the right discipline into the property plan.
- Arbor care
- Water management
- Turf management
- Pest management
- One-time enhancements
Property types
Built around commercial and community landscapes.
- Commercial properties
- Homeowner associations
- Master-planned communities
- Parks and recreation
- Resorts and golf properties
- Education and healthcare campuses
Related work
See the capability in context.
Related services
Next step
Talk with the landscape management team.
Tell us what the property needs. We will make sure your request reaches the right team.
Request a proposal