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Industrial Property Landscaping Maintenance


March 17, 2025

Industrial property landscaping maintenance requires balancing functionality, aesthetics, and cost-efficiency. Since these properties often have large open spaces, heavy truck traffic, and minimal pedestrian areas, the landscaping should focus on low-maintenance, durable, and erosion-resistant solutions.

Optimize for Low Maintenance

  • Use drought-resistant and native plants to reduce watering needs.
  • Opt for slow-growing grass varieties or ground covers in non-paved areas to minimize mowing.
  • Apply mulch or gravel in non-traffic areas to suppress weeds and retain soil moisture.

Erosion and Drainage Control

  • Ensure proper grading and drainage to prevent standing water, especially in loading docks and parking lots.
  • Install swales or French drains in problem areas.
  • Use riprap or gravel on slopes and near drainage outlets to prevent soil erosion.

Hardscape for Durability

  • Consider concrete, pavers, or gravel pathways for high-traffic areas instead of grass.
  • Use curbing to define landscaped areas and prevent vehicle encroachment.
  • Install rock or crushed stone landscaping in areas where grass struggles to grow.

Weed and Pest Management

  • Schedule regular weed control (pre-emergent herbicides in early spring).
  • Keep landscaping clear of overgrown vegetation to prevent rodents and insects from nesting.
  • Trim trees and shrubs away from buildings to avoid damage to structures and visibility issues.

Seasonal Maintenance

  • Spring/Fall: Clean out drainage systems, prune trees, and refresh mulch or gravel.
  • Summer: Ensure irrigation systems (if any) are working efficiently.
  • Winter: Remove debris that could block drainage and prepare for snow removal (if applicable).

Security & Visibility Considerations

  • Keep trees and shrubs trimmed around entrances and signage for security and visibility.
  • Use low-maintenance shrubs that don’t obstruct surveillance cameras.
  • Install solar or LED landscape lighting for energy-efficient nighttime security.

Our Commercial Maintenance Team at Cumberland has a great deal of experience when it comes to industrial property landscaping maintenance. We serve all of metro Atlanta. Contact us today for a free estimate.

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