We notice it.
We keep an eye on the property while we maintain it and flag landscape or irrigation issues before you have to find them.
Commercial landscaping for Utah County
Landscaping you don’t have to manage.
Common Space keeps commercial properties looking good, irrigation functioning, and routine issues handled—without giving property managers another vendor to babysit.
- Commercial-focused
- Proactive irrigation care
- Fair, consistent pricing
- Local Utah County service
The problem
Your landscaping shouldn’t create more work.
Property managers already have enough to track. You shouldn’t have to notice a broken sprinkler, chase down a maintenance crew, or wonder whether every small fix will become another invoice. Common Space is built to take routine landscape management off your plate.
How we operate
Three operating promises
We handle the small stuff.
Routine minor irrigation repairs and adjustments that fall within the maintenance agreement are handled as part of your monthly service.
We tell you before the big stuff.
If a larger repair or improvement is needed, we document the issue, explain the recommended fix, and send a clear bid before proceeding.
Irrigation
Irrigation should be monitored—not discovered after the grass dies.
We treat irrigation as part of routine property care. During regular service, we watch for obvious leaks, broken or misaligned heads, dry areas, overspray, and coverage problems. If a routine minor repair is included in your maintenance agreement, we take care of it. If the issue is larger, we document it and send a clear repair recommendation and bid.
- Inspect
- Adjust
- Repair
- Report
Minor repair coverage is defined in each maintenance agreement.
Services
What we take off your plate
Commercial Landscape Maintenance
Recurring mowing, edging, trimming, bed care, weed control, cleanup, and routine property detailing—scoped around the needs of the property.
Irrigation Care & Repair
Routine monitoring, adjustments, defined minor repairs, and clear bids for larger repairs or system improvements.
Landscape Enhancements
Turf repair, rock or mulch refresh, plant replacement, bed improvements, cleanup, and other approved property upgrades within legal/licensed scope.
Snow & Ice Management
Seasonal plowing, sidewalk clearing, and deicing for commercial properties where service is offered. Contract terms define triggers and service levels.
Pricing
Fair, consistent pricing. Fewer surprise invoices.
Your recurring landscape price should cover the normal work required to keep the property functioning and looking good. We do not want to nickel-and-dime clients for every routine adjustment or defined minor irrigation repair. When something falls outside the regular scope, we show you the problem, explain the solution, and provide pricing before moving forward.
How it works
From first walkthrough to recurring service
Walk the property
We look at the grounds, irrigation, access, problem areas, and current expectations.
Build a clear scope
You receive a proposal that states what recurring service includes and what falls outside the agreement.
Maintain and monitor
We perform the recurring work and keep an eye out for issues while we are already on the property.
Communicate before extras
Routine included items are handled. Larger work is documented and quoted before proceeding.
Who we serve
Built for properties someone else has to answer for
Different properties have different priorities, but the management problem is the same: the outside of the property needs to stay maintained without becoming another thing you have to manage.
- Apartments & multifamily properties
- HOAs and community associations
- Office, retail, and other commercial properties
- Property-management companies and multi-property portfolios
Service area
Where we work
Utah County
Provo · Orem
Serving commercial properties across Utah County, with an initial focus on Provo, Orem, and nearby communities. Contact us if you manage multiple properties—we can review the portfolio and routing together.
FAQ
Common questions
What is included in the monthly landscape price?
The agreement defines the recurring maintenance scope for the property. The goal is predictable routine care rather than a stream of small add-on invoices.
Are minor sprinkler repairs included?
Defined minor irrigation repairs and routine adjustments are included when specified in the maintenance agreement. Larger repairs or replacement work are documented and quoted separately before work begins.
What happens when you find a larger problem?
We document the issue, explain what we recommend, and provide pricing for approval before performing work outside the recurring scope.
Do I have to report irrigation issues myself?
We want to catch obvious irrigation issues while we are already caring for the property. Property managers can still contact us at any time if they notice something between visits.
Can you manage multiple properties?
Yes, Common Space can evaluate multiple properties and build a portfolio proposal when the locations fit the service area and route.
Do you provide snow removal?
Snow and ice management may be available for commercial clients. Service triggers, deicing, and storm-response terms are defined in the snow agreement.
How do I get a proposal?
Request a property walkthrough. We will review the site and build a scope based on the property and the level of service you need.
Request a walkthrough
Need a landscape bid for one property—or a whole portfolio?
We’ll walk the property, understand what you need, and put together a clear scope and proposal.