Property Management Landscaping Wrentham Norfolk Franklin Foxboro Massachusetts and more

Property Management Landscaping from Ten Four Landscape & Construction, the Wrentham, MA landscaper serving Norfolk County. Maintenance routes, snow contracts and site improvements for managed properties in Norfolk County.

Serving Wrentham, Massachusetts and Norfolk County.

Landscaper for Property Management Companies in Wrentham, MA and Norfolk County — Property Management Landscaping

Property managers need documented, contracted certainty: the grounds maintained on schedule, the lots plowed by the time tenants arrive, and a paper trail proving when. Ten Four Landscape & Construction runs maintenance routes and snow contracts for managed properties across Wrentham, Norfolk, Franklin, Foxboro, Plainville, Medway and Bellingham.

What property managers get

Seasonal maintenance contracts with a written scope
Per-visit service logs and photo documentation on request
Written trigger depths and 24/7 storm response for snow and ice
Certificates of insurance on file
One point of contact: the owner
Capital improvements — walkways, retaining walls, drainage, plantings — from the same crew

Call (508) 505-5416 or request a property management quote. See also our commercial landscaping and snow management pages.

All services

Property management landscaping, documented

Managed properties need paperwork as much as they need mowing. Every Ten Four contract for property management landscaping includes a written scope, a seasonal schedule, per-visit service logs on request and one owner-level point of contact for the whole term. Tenant complaints get a same-day callback.

Properties we manage

Every photo below is from a job our own crew completed. Browse more in our photo gallery.

Condominium hillside with trimmed shrubs, part of our property management landscaping

Long concrete retaining wall below condo buildings on a managed site

Curved concrete retaining wall and regraded slope at a condominium

Graded hillside at a townhouse community, landscaping for a property management client

Mulched bed and shrubs around an office park entrance sign

Loaders with pushers staged at a property management client lot

Property management landscaping questions we get

Do you work with HOAs and condo associations? Yes. Can you attend a board meeting? Yes, once a season. Do you handle snow for the same properties? Yes — see our snow management page.