Medford, OR Commercial Landscaping: Lawn Care & Sod Installation Service Update

Jun 7, 2023

Golden’s Landscape Maintenance (541-778-8452) has announced that their gardening and lawn care services are now available to commercial property owners in Medford, OR.

Talent, United States - June 7, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The family-owned landscaping company has now expanded its services for commercial properties in the Medford area. Golden’s Landscape Maintenance is specialized in plant and lawn care, with services such as mowing and trimming.

Those interested can find more information at: https://goldenslandscapemaintenance.com/

The company's wide range of services for commercial properties also includes overhaul, pressure washing, blowing, trash removal, sod installation, edging, aerating & over-seeding, landscaping, irrigation repair, leaf clean up, and snow removal. Following the expansion of these services, more commercial locations in Southern Oregon can now enjoy a beautifully landscaped property.

According to greenspacevoices.org, healthy green spaces protect the public by reducing the risk of disease. Properly managed and treated lawns and landscapes can reduce the transmission of diseases carried by pests, such as Lyme Disease, usually transmitted by black-legged ticks, West Nile Virus, and Zika Virus, which is usually transmitted by mosquitos.

Healthy green spaces can also reduce the risks of fire hazards, which is a real threat to the Rogue Valley. Turf grasses and lawns offer significant protection because they can serve as natural fire retardants and firebreaks. Low-growing natural grasses, like maintained lawns, are considered low hazard potential for fueling fires.

Commercial properties in Medford and the surrounding areas need this type of defense, as recent events have shown, and Golden’s Landscape Maintenance is there to help.

Whether it's sod installation, irrigation repair or edging to create decorative spaces, Golden's Landscape Maintenance has the professional knowledge and skill to beautify any commercial location while also making it more resistant to fire.

Golden’s Landscape Maintenance was founded by Jamie Golden in 2015. The Talent, Oregon-based company offers weekly and monthly maintenance packages in Medford and surrounding areas, like Central Point and Ashland.

A spokesperson for the company said: "We are a dedicated team of professionals who pride ourselves in perfection, quality, and always showing up to get the job done right. Family-owned and operated, we care greatly for each of our customers as if we were working for family."

Those interested can learn more at: https://goldenslandscapemaintenance.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Jamie Golden
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Organization: Golden's Landscape Maintenance
Address: 102 Lapree Drive, Talent, OR 97540, United States
Website: https://www.goldenslandscapemaintenance.com/

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