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Whether it’s a condominium development, multi-family property, retail shop, restaurant, or business park, your landscaping is the face of your business, so proper commercial lawn maintenance service is the key to making a great impression.

At Ware Landscaping, we actually got our start maintaining lawns in Naperville to keep our tight-knit community looking gorgeous, and this is still a mainstay of our business. 

We offer everything property managers, business owners, and town municipalities need from designing and installing landscaping that will highlight and complement your business to providing thorough care and maintenance to make sure it thrives in any weather. And not only this, we are also a Naperville residential lawn care company.

Our lawn maintenance service provides a little of both lawn maintenance and lawn care. We have years of experience, we understand the local climate, and we wrap in preventative measures to ensure your commercial lawn can ward off seasonal pests and diseases.

We’re happy to come to your property, share our expertise, and set you up with a proactive Naperville Commercial Lawn Maintenance Plan that meets your specific needs. 

And as part of our guarantee of service, we will also monitor the overall health of your landscape throughout the year. This will allow us to alert you of potential issues before they become costly problems and/or safety issues for your business.  

“Last year, we called Mike and his crew and as you can see it is completely dry and the grass is beautiful he did the landscaping as well, and it is amazing"

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Keep your property’s lawn healthy year-round

Your commercial landscaping requires vigilant care and proper maintenance in order to stay healthy in winter, spring, summer, and fall.

Neglected lawns can get patchy and dried out. Properties inundated with snow, ice, and wet leaves can create safety hazards for residents and customers.

Setting up regular maintenance with Ware allows you to keep the face of your organization lush and inviting as well as safe and clean. 

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Ware WEEKLY Cleanup and Lawn Maintenance Package

Starting at

$595 per month

How our Lawn Maintenance Program works:

We provide both commercial and residential lawn maintenance. Our full service packages include:

  • Spring Clean Up: Edging flower beds, trimming plants, blowing out flowerbeds, and giving the yard a fresh cut.
  • Weekly Mowing: Cutting grass with a grass catcher, weed-wacking edges, power edging sidewalks, and blowing off walks and driveways.
  • Weekly Clean Ups and Gardening: Weeding flowerbeds, edging, and trimming bushes on a WEEKLY basis, setting us apart for an incredible yard appearance.
  • Organic Fertilizer: Using organic fertilizer five times a year, spot spraying for weeds, and providing grub control.
  • Fall Clean Up: Two cleanups in October and November, including blowing out flowerbeds, leaf cleanup, re-edging beds, and trimming back plants.

Please note, we only offer these services as part of the complete package, and we are not a mowing-only company. We offer $100 per month discount out our Lawn maintenance packages if you do a drainage, hardscape or landscaping project for $5,000 or more.

One time Spring Clean up with Mulch installation

We will edge out flower beds, trim bushes, weed, clean up beds and install 8 yards of mulch.

Starting at

$1,995

Prices can vary depending on size of property. We do NOT do one time clean ups only, however we do one time clean ups when you package it with a mulch installation.

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Lawn Maintenance Pricing

1 YEAR

8 months: April – November
Spring clean up, weekly mowing, weekly clean ups, organic fertilizer and fall clean up.

$698

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3 YEAR LOYALTY

8 months: April – November
Spring clean up, weekly mowing, weekly clean ups, organic fertilizer and fall clean up.

$598

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Lawn & Snow Combo

12 months: January – December
Spring clean up, weekly mowing, weekly clean ups, organic fertilizer, fall clean up and unlimited snow removal 1/2”+

$565

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The prices listed are initial estimates and subject to change depending on the size of the property.

Organic commercial lawn maintenance from Ware 

Fungicides, pesticides, and herbicides can effectively kill insects and weeds much faster than organic treatments. However, they also pose a risk to the health of humans and pets so we recommend professional Naperville lawn maintenance for this.

There are two parts to keeping your lawn genuinely organic: the techniques for maintaining the property and the fertilizers used to control weeds and pests. 

Organic practices focus on using substances derived from animal parts and plants or residue to repel pests and weeds. The fertilizer does not actually feed the plants. Instead, it feeds the soil to encourage organism growth and keep it healthy. This results in pest-resistant, disease-free, and healthy grass.

Are you interested in discussing the installation or care of an organic commercial lawn? We can provide the lawn care you need that won’t exceed your budget or harm the environment.

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Why you should hire lawn maintenance professionals

Lawn maintenance consumes a lot of time and requires heavy labor. If you’ve ever mowed your grass in heavy, humid heat, you understand how much energy the chore can deplete. At times, you may find you’ve cut your grass too short – which can create a whole new set of maintenance headaches for you.

A lawn maintenance professional will:

  • Utilize landscaping knowledge to elevate the level of maintenance
  • Take care of weeds and pests to allow full enjoyment of your outdoor space
  • Employ plant trimming measures to ensure your garden and flower beds last
  • Use organic fertilizer to safely protect your yard

The right lawn maintenance professional can save you hours of outdoor labor and stress, and can provide you with the assurance that tasks are completed with precision and can specialize also in Naperville residential lawn services.

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They did a great job and we are very pleased!

“I contacted Mike at Ware Landscaping for help with fixing my flooded backyard and garage. Mike gave me an honest assessment of my situation and recommended the right system to fix my problems (a lot of issues). Ware Landscaping installed drainage, underground downspouts, underground sump pump lines, driveway drains and surface drains in the yard to fix all my problems.. The team was very professional and always asked for my approval on work being done before it was completed. They did a great job and we are very pleased!”

Jim Kristof
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I recommend him without any hesitation.

“We had a water problem in our basement that Mike Ware completely eliminated by removing both our sump pump water and downspout water away from the home. He was professional and highly motivated to solve the problem and do it the right way. I always felt like a priority and that my project mattered. I recommend him without any hesitation.”

Michael Swider
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FANTASTIC JOB!!!

Ware Landscaping did a FANTASTIC JOB!!! I needed my entire backyard regraded and they filled it in with more than 2 truck loads, installed a French drain and put new beautiful green sod on top. They also power washed and reset my front retaining wall. Communication from the beginning was always very good. We always knew when they were coming out. The project was completed on time as well. They also called on their own a month after the project to check on the sod and were willing to replace some spots due to the June heat wave. Would recommend Ware Landscaping to all!!!”

Dan Malloy
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The entire crew were incredible, so friendly, knowledgeable, and paid attention to every detail.

“Mike, Greg and the rest of the crew made our back yard dream a reality with a drainage system to remove the stream that flowed through the middle of the yard, which flooded every rainstorm and stuck around for weeks. To complete the look in came a perfectly designed beautiful hardscape patio that we can’t wait to use this summer. The entire crew were incredible, so friendly, knowledgeable, and paid attention to every detail. Highly recommend!”

Katie Jankowski
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The crew was fast, friendly, and tidy.

“We had a wooden deck for a front porch that was starting to age. When we removed it we saw that there was a concrete slab underneath it that was pitched toward our house, creating an issue with standing water up against our foundation. We had Mike come by to advise us on the best solution, and he suggested permeable pavers. We were able to come up with a custom design with him that day. The crew was fast, friendly, and tidy. I’m sure they do much bigger jobs than our little patio, but this project made a huge difference for our home.

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FAQs

The best time for putting down new mulch is mid-to-late spring. This lets your plants and seedlings get off to a good start at the beginning of the season. It’s crucial that you put just the right amount of mulch, as too much could make it impossible for new plants to penetrate. When in doubt, put a little less than you think you’ll need. You can always add more mulch later on.

If you’re unsure when the best time to mulch is or how to do it properly, you can also call mulch delivery and installation experts. Our Naperville landscapers can help ensure the job gets done right.

Typically, you shouldn’t have to put down mulch more than twice per year. Most home and business owners can get away with doing it once per year. The best time to do it is in spring, right before the growing season starts. Some property owners opt for mulching in the fall, however.

If you hire professional landscaping contractors to help you, you can be sure you install the right kind of mulch for your outdoor space, at the right time of the year.

The perfect mulch for your yard depends on your terrain and climate. The College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois suggests using shredded hardwood, shredded cypress, arborist chips. Look for wood chips from local tree companies to ensure they’re optimized for your lawn.

To ensure you get the best type of mulch for your lawn, consider working with mulch delivery and installation specialists. They’ll not only know which materials work best for your lawn, but they also can also install it properly.

Full-service lawn care includes a range of commercial and residential services designed to keep your lawn healthy and attractive year-round.

Commercial lawn maintenance services ensure that businesses maintain pristine outdoor spaces. A comprehensive commercial landscape maintenance plan typically includes:

  • Routine mowing and turf management to keep grass at an optimal height
  • Fertilization and weed control for a lush, green lawn
  • Aeration and overseeding to improve soil health
  • Pest and disease management to protect your lawn
  • Seasonal cleanups and mulch application
  • Irrigation system installation and maintenance
  • Commercial landscaping services also enhance curb appeal, ensuring high-quality commercial lawn care solutions.

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