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For the second time in five years, BrightView Landscapes has won the ELITE Award for Customer Service by Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado. The award recognized BrightView for its client service with Cherry Hills III Homeowner Association.
Orange County Great Park features diverse amenities, vast open space, pathways, neighborhoods, and a sports park, making it a special place to live.
Request service instantly from your mobile device with BrightView HOA Connect. Access it right from your phone and submit a service ticket and a photo of a problem to BrightView. We receive the ticket and look into resolving it, making sure to send you notifications about our progress along the way.
Satisfaction and occupancy rates were being affected by the sub-par landscaping, but after working with BrightView, Asbury Methodist Village's landscaping enhancement was completed in 45 days. Over the course of a five-year contract with Asbury made $1.1 million in savings.
FivePoint Communities wanted a community hub as a gathering place for residents and to attract homebuyers, but the revolutionary idea they had in mind was to be finished in just 11 weeks. They needed an integrated team to get the job done and found one in BrightView.
BrightView was the recipient of two maintenance awards from the Arizona Landscape Contractors Association for its work at Province, an active adult community in Maricopa, Ariz. BrightView received an Award of Excellence and the Best Maintenance Practices Award.
BrightView Principle Mark Carlos explains how our design team utilized the natural environment and themes of the community to create a palette for residents and a sustainable landscape at Greenwood in Tustin Legacy.
BrightView partnered with a 55-and-over community to design and install a memorial park for veterans and first responders in Zephyrhills, Fla. Community residents can purchase and dedicate bricks along the walkway.
BrightView converted turf areas to xeriscape in the Canyon Trails community in Arizona, helping to save the HOA 60 percent of its water.
