Short answer: For office parks and corporate campuses we run off-hours watering schedules, eliminate overspray onto walks and parking, track every zone in a visit report, and give your facilities team one point of contact for the whole season.
What corporate facilities teams ask us for
- No watering during business hours — schedules run overnight and early morning
- No overspray on entrances, sidewalks, parking or building glass
- Documentation — visit reports and repair logs you can forward to ownership
- Vendor compliance — certificates of insurance (COI) and W-9 on request, and NJ irrigation certification
- Predictable budget — fixed seasonal contract, pre-approved repair limits
Typical scope for an office site
| Item | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Spring start-up | Once, April |
| Zone inspections and adjustments | Monthly, May–Sept |
| Backflow test | Annually |
| Winterization | Once, Oct–Nov |
| Controller remote monitoring | Ongoing (with smart controller) |
Working with your landscape contractor
Many campuses have a separate mowing and landscape contractor. We coordinate with them so mower damage to heads gets reported and fixed, and new plantings get the right water.
Multi-building and multi-site
Corporate campuses often have several controllers and backflow devices. We map them, label them, and report by building — and can cover your other Monmouth County locations on the same agreement.
Frequently asked questions
Can you provide a COI and W-9 for vendor setup?
Yes. Certificates of insurance naming your company or ownership as additional insured, and a W-9, are available on request.
Will you water during business hours?
No. Schedules are set for overnight and early morning unless you ask otherwise. Service visits are scheduled with your facility team.
Can you work with our existing landscaper?
Yes. We handle irrigation only and coordinate with your landscape contractor.