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Plant Health Care, or PHC, is a total health approach to all aspects of your landscape, from trees to plants. 

Recent storms in California caused historic rainfall across the state and left the grounds overly saturated. Two Deodar cedar trees in the Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery and Mausoleum began to uproot, posing a significant risk of toppling onto the neighboring businesses and homes and the graves surrounding them. BrightView worked to remove the two trees via helicopter.

BrightView Holdings, Inc., the leading commercial landscaping services company in the United States, today announced the acquisition of Smith’s Tree Care, Inc., a leading tree care service provider, based in Newport News, Va. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

For the last 14 years, BrightView has helped the city of Chicago in its process of selecting its annual Christmas tree, as well as removing it from the homeowner's property, transporting it, and installing the tree in Millennium Park.

BrightView Tree Care removed stumps at the entrance and in a planned garden area at the Bel Air Guest Home. The assisted living apartment complex is home to more than 60 residents living with mental illness and substance abuse issues.

You’ve made it through the storm; the danger has passed, right? Unfortunately, now is not the time to let down your guard. There are a handful of things you should and should not do after a hurricane in order to ensure your safety.

Thank goodness you took all those smart steps to ensure the safety of your property. But now there’s one last thing to protect: you!

Don’t rely on luck to make it through monsoon season! Here are 10 tips to prevent damage to your property before, during and after the monsoon.

Understand monsoon weather hazards so you can keep yourself and your landscape safe this season.

Having assisted with innumerable post-storm clean-up efforts and witnessed first-hand the force of hurricanes up-and-down the East Coast, BrightView is well-positioned to quickly mobilize equipment and deploy crews to aid emergency responders, open roadways, and keep essential services running, regardless of where storms strike.