Landscaping companies depend on equipment to earn revenue. Zero-turn mowers, stand-on mowers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws, compact loaders, mini excavators, trenchers, aerators, sprayers, and hand tools are not optional extras. They are the equipment your crews need to complete jobs and…
When people hear the word “pollution,” they often picture a factory, oil refinery, or major industrial spill. They do not usually picture a landscaping company. But landscapers work with products and materials that can create real environmental and property-damage exposures,…
Most landscaping companies carry liability insurance. They may have General Liability Insurance for customer injuries and property damage, Commercial Auto Insurance for vehicle accidents, and Workers’ Compensation Insurance for employee injuries. But what happens when a serious claim costs more…
Landscaping is hard, physical work. Crews are lifting, bending, mowing, trimming, hauling, digging, driving, loading trailers, working around equipment, and spending long hours outside in Georgia heat. Even with good employees and strong safety procedures, injuries can happen. A crew…
Every Georgia landscaping business works around other people’s property. Your crews are mowing lawns, trimming shrubs, installing mulch, edging sidewalks, maintaining commercial properties, working near parked cars, and operating equipment around homes, buildings, irrigation systems, fences, windows, and walkways. That…
Every Georgia landscaping business relies on vehicles to move crews, tools, and equipment from one job site to the next. Whether it’s a single pickup truck pulling a trailer or an entire fleet of trucks, vans, and box trailers, your…
