Commercial Landscaping South Florida: Where Green Image Works

A manager with properties in 3 cities should not need 3 landscape vendors with 3 different proposal formats. Yet that is how many portfolios in the region end up: 1 company on the coast, another out west, a third in Broward, and nobody comparing them on the same terms. Green Image provides commercial landscaping South Florida associations and property managers can run on 1 standard, from 1 headquarters in Boca Raton.

We work with HOAs, condo associations, office and retail properties, industrial sites and general contractors. Green Image services around 100 commercial properties and has worked on more than 400 properties in the past 18 months. Every account gets the same process, the same reporting and a named account manager.

Our Service Areas

Green Image covers the service areas Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade managers ask about most. Each city page covers the property types, local conditions and rules that matter there.

• Boca Raton: our home base, from oceanfront condos to gated communities, office parks along Yamato Road and retail on Glades Road.
• Delray Beach: downtown mixed use on Atlantic Avenue and large 55+ communities to the west, with reclaimed water irrigation in parts of the city.
• Boynton Beach: condos near the inlet, retail on Congress Avenue, industrial parks near I-95 and big communities toward the Turnpike.
• Lake Worth Beach: dense, older sites with mixed use storefronts, condo buildings and tight lots near the lagoon.
• West Palm Beach: downtown office and condo towers plus commercial and industrial property across the county seat.
• Palm Beach: condo buildings, clubs and commercial property on the island, where salt and wind set the plant list.
• Palm Beach Gardens: office parks and retail along PGA Boulevard alongside gated golf communities.
• Jupiter: gated communities, waterfront condos and commercial centers in the north end of the county.
• Wellington: large HOAs with lakes, long perimeter roads and wide turf areas.
• Royal Palm Beach: associations and retail centers along Southern Boulevard in the western suburbs.
• Deerfield Beach: the Broward city just across the Hillsboro River, with oceanfront condos, 55+ communities and corporate sites.
• Broward County: Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Plantation, Hollywood and the rest of the county.
• Miami-Dade County: associations, office parks and commercial properties across the county.

Covering 3 Counties From Boca Raton

Boca Raton sits right at the Palm Beach and Broward county line, which puts Green Image in the middle of the region we serve. Palm Beach County properties run north toward Jupiter and west toward Wellington. Broward starts across the Hillsboro River, and Miami-Dade properties sit further south along the same I-95 and Turnpike corridors.

Crossing county lines changes more than the drive. Watering schedules, tree permit rules and city landscape codes differ by county and by city, and a mailing address does not always match the jurisdiction. We confirm which rules apply to each property before scheduling tree removal, new installs or controller changes, and we write those details into the proposal.

What Stays the Same in Every City

The local conditions change. The process does not. Every account across all 3 counties runs the same way:

1. Walk. We walk the property with you or your manager.
2. Assess. A written Property Assessment with photos and plain recommendations arrives within 72 hours.
3. Propose. The proposal follows the same format every time, with a named scope and named exclusions.
4. Launch. A named account manager with a direct line holds a documented kickoff before the first visit.
5. Serve. You receive monthly documented service summaries.
6. Stay Close. Your account manager raises issues before they become complaints.

That consistency is the point for portfolio managers who need to compare properties side by side. The full list of what we do is on our services page.

Every Visit Documented, Wherever the Property Is

A property in Hollywood gets the same reporting as one on Glades Road. After every visit, the manager knows what was done and what needs attention next, with CompanyCam photos to back it up. For managers who rarely visit a site in person, that record is how they answer owners and boards.

Get a Walk Scheduled

Tell us where the property is and we will set up a walk. Within 72 hours of the walk you get a written Property Assessment, then a proposal your board can read line by line. Request a free quote or call (561) 309-9603.