Keep Your Property Looking its Best!

Your landscaping provides customers with a first impression of your business. At Ayres landscapes, we understand how important it is to wow them from the outside in. That's why our approach to commercial landscape design and maintenance is more comprehensive than most. We go far beyond the basics of landscape maintenance and lawn mowing. Our horticulturists and lawn & garden professionals are trained to know the proper plants, shrubs, and trees for every type of soil and climate. It's how we keep our clients' properties looking their natural best throughout all four seasons.

Nationwide Landscape Maintenance for All Your Location

Since we maintain facilities in every nationwide time zone, there isn't a commercial landscaping challenge we haven't faced. We're equally comfortable with tree care of palm trees and pine trees.

Seasonal programs: To ensure that each property looks its vibrant best in every season, we begin with a thorough spring cleanup, including sprucing up mulch areas. We then move to weekly services as the “high maintenance” warmer months take hold – this includes lawn mowing, weeding, flower maintenance, and debris pick-up, along with regular fertilizing, aerating, pruning, and insect/disease control. We finish the season with fall cleanup, cutting perennials back and preparing your property for winter. With a seasonal Ayres land plan in place, you don't have to worry about scheduling visits. Your landscape maintenance just “happens” so you can focus on other areas of your business.

True full-service commercial landscaping: Ayres Land is not merely a lawn-mowing service. We make it our business to visit sites ahead of each season, identify unique needs and situations and working with you to optimize the health and aesthetics of your grounds. We'll even e-mail or text you to keep you alerted to potential problems or important landscaping updates.

Ayres Land takes green initiatives seriously. Issues such as water usage and organic plans have taken on prime importance for our clients. One way we've helped our clients conserve water and money is by retrofitting irrigation systems with up to 50% more efficient, sensor-triggered sprinkler heads. How can we help your company save more green?

Cost-Saving Landscape-Maintenance Options

We help clients reduce landscaping costs with advanced planning. Green initiatives as well as the efficient use of space, plants, water, and maintenance materials are all key contributors to cost savings. Our four-season landscape

Maintenance plans are a cost-efficient solution for keeping your properties looking great year round.

Seasonal Special

·         Weekly Cutting

·         Edging

·         Trimming

·         Weeding

·         Mowing Quarterly

·         Fertilizer Mulching

·         Seasonal Planting

What can we do for you?
Request a quote now or call 1-800-559-5080 for more information.

Spectacular Landscaping Ideas

Make it personal. Remember, your front yard is your calling card to the neighborhood. Not only is it the space that makes a first impression to your neighbors, but also it’s the place to express your taste and personality. When choosing complementary plants and designs, keep the architectural style of your home in mind so that your small front yard represents the spirit of its traditional or contemporary style.



Size it right. Small front yard landscapes are all about proportion. Think of your small front yard as the collar and your home as the shirt. If plants or trees are too tall, they can overwhelm the front of your home. The landscape and hardscapes should match the scale of the house – and complement its façade. Ornamental trees such as cypress can be used to “mask” or hide parts of the front of your home you want hidden or create a privacy wall. Cutting a large tree from the front of your yard might diminish shade but also reveal and enhance your home’s character and style.




Go bold. When it comes to flowering plants, there’s no limit to the amount of color you can use in your front yard. If you have a center walkway that leads to your front door, line the sides of the path with bright orange anemones or periwinkle blue bell flowers. Instead of planting hedges next to the house, a stand of Black-Eyed Susans makes a vibrant statement.



Grassy is not always classy. Small front yards can have beautiful, well-trimmed lawns if they’re maintained properly. Yet, don’t feel like you must have grass in your small front yard. An unkempt front yard with a lawn that is poorly cared for can quickly become an ugly sight to you and your neighbors. If you’re considering exchanging your lawn for a stone courtyard or wide walkway, fill borders and remaining areas with mulched beds of your favorite annuals such as snapdragons or African daisies. Pea gravel or pebbles make an easy groundcover for tiny front yards. Line the ground with a weed-resistant mesh before applying the gravel, and remember to treat moss growth and mildew promptly.



As with the design of any landscape, the questions you must ask yourself about small front yards are these: How much work am I willing to put into the initial design and planting phase of this small front yard landscaping project, and how much time am I willing to spend on its maintenance after it’s installed?  Knowing the answers will help you narrow down your choices and design a smart small front yard!

Residential Yard Care

A home is your castle, so why wouldn’t you want the best for your castle, inside and out. After all, first impressions of your castle start before a guest enters your front door. An orderly, well-manicured yard conveys a distinguished image, creates a welcoming atmosphere for guests and provides a peaceful, tranquil environment for you and your family. Ayres Landscapes Services are the top choice for your residential grounds care company.

Our team uses highly refined estimating systems to precisely determine the time and team size required for any residential grounds care job – regardless of size. ‘Ayres Landscapes Services’ meticulous planning ensures timely preparation, planting, treatment, maintenance and renewal to keep your yard looking its finest year-round.

With the support of our powerful regional and national resources, we can take on practically any challenge. We don’t want to be known as the “lawn guy” who comes out once a week to make sure the grass is cut; our focus is to be the team dedicated to creating a world-class look for your property.

Whether you are looking to increase curb appeal or enhance your landscape with floral and garden displays, Ayres Landscapes Services will provide you with a championship-caliber team to give your property the top-seed presence it deserves. Learn more on how partnering with Ayres Landscapes Services can benefit you through our core residential grounds care services below.

Services

• Lawn maintenance
• Shrub-bed Maintenance
• Irrigation Systems
• Lawn Maintenance
• Weekly Cutting
• Edging
• Trimming
• Weeding
• Mowing Quarterly fertilizer mulching
• Seasonal Planting

Drip Irrigation Service in California

California is in the middle of one of the largest droughts it has seen in years, and as such, people are being asked to conserve water in any way possible to avoid rationing.  Since Californians love having a lush, green lawn, this is posing a problem for millions of homeowners all over, as many are unable to water the way they have been used to in the past.

 

Drip irrigation is the targeted, intelligent application of water, fertilizer, and chemicals directly to the plant roots. Drip irrigation improves profitability by increasing crop yield and quality while at the same time reducing costs from water, energy, labor, chemical inputs and water runoff.

Drip irrigation is a cost effective way to prepare a new outdoor sanctuary in the midst of the water shortage.  There is less fertilizer and nutrients to be bought, as the irrigation system is localized and tearing up the soil is minimum.  Weed growth is much less, and the type of soil is not as important as with other irrigation systems.

There are some disadvantages to drip irrigation that must be considered before being installed.  The startup cost can occasionally cost more than an overhead system.  As with all things that happen when exposed to the harsh California sun, if the tubes are not properly taken care of, it can affect the longevity as well as clogging.  Drip tape can cause extra cleanup costs afterwards as well.

As with all initial investments in properties, it is best to find a qualified landscaping company to come assess the garden's needs.  It can prevent future money and labor costs, as well as finding what will work best for the area.  Water conservation is important to everyone, and having the right drip system can assist with that as well.

Not all California terrain is the same, so it is important to have a qualified landscape company come do an accurate assessment of the property to ensure that the right system is utilized.  After all, saving water is important to everyone, and so is maintaining a beautiful yard.

Small Front Yard Landscaping Ideas

Turn your small front yard into a big asset with easy landscaping ideas.

Make it personal. Remember, your front yard is your calling card to the neighborhood. Not only is it the space that makes a first impression to your neighbors, but also it’s the place to express your taste and personality. When choosing complementary plants and designs, keep the architectural style of your home in mind so that your small front yard represent the spirit of its traditional or contemporary style.

Size it right. Small front yard landscapes are all about proportion. Think of your small front yard as the collar and your home as the shirt. If plants or trees are too tall, they can overwhelm the front of your home. The landscape and hardscape should match the scale of the house – and complement its façade. Ornamental trees such as cypress can be used to "mask" or hide parts of the front of your home you want hidden or create a privacy wall. Cutting a large tree from the front of your yard might diminish shade but also reveal and enhance your home’s character and style.

Go bold. When it comes to flowering plants, there’s no limit to the amount of color you can use in your front yard. If you have a center walkway that leads to your front door, line the sides of the path with bright orange anemones or periwinkle blue bell flowers. Instead of planting hedges next to the house, a stand of Black-Eyed Susans makes a vibrant statement.

Grassy is not always classy. Small front yards can have beautiful, well-trimmed lawns if they’re maintained properly. Yet, don’t feel like you must have grass in your small front yard. An unkempt front yard with a lawn that is poorly cared for can quickly become an ugly sight to you and your neighbors. If you’re considering exchanging your lawn for a stone courtyard or wide walkway, fill borders and remaining areas with mulched beds of your favorite annuals such as snapdragons or African daisies. Pea gravel or pebbles make an easy ground cover for tiny front yards. Line the ground with a weed-resistant mesh before applying the gravel, and remember to treat moss growth and mildew promptly. 

As with the design of any landscape, the questions you must ask yourself about small front yards are these: How much work am I willing to put into the initial design and planting phase of this small front yard landscaping project, and how much time am I willing to spend on its maintenance after it’s installed?  Knowing the answers will help you narrow down your choices and design a smart small front yard! 

Contact

Ayres Landscape Services, Inc.

www.ayreslandscapesvcs.com        

P.O. Box 1035

Chino, CA. 91708

Ph: 909-464-2535