Grounds maintenance for condominiums, all year on one contract
We sign annual contracts for grounds maintenance and communal garden care in Budapest and the surrounding towns with building managers, office buildings and companies. If you’re responsible for the green spaces of a building or business site, you can arrange everything that grows in the courtyard and around the building with us, in one place.
What an annual contract gives you
One team for all outdoor work
The same team looks after both the lawn and the trees, so you don’t have to find a new contractor for every job and coordinate with each of them separately.
Predictable annual costs
We plan the whole year’s work in advance, so the spending is predictable and easy to fit into the building’s or the company’s budget.
Work days agreed in advance
You always know when we’re coming, so you can let residents or colleagues know in good time if, for example, part of the car park needs to be kept clear while we prune a tree.
Before and after
A block courtyard before and after it was tidied up. Drag the slider to compare the two.
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Grounds maintenance for condominiums and office buildings
The courtyard of a condominium is a shared space used by many people, so the stakes are different from those in a family garden. Residents walk through it every day on their way home, and visitors judge the building by it first, so tidy greenery is also the building’s calling card.
It’s no different for office buildings and companies, except that there it’s clients and partners who first see the greenery by the entrance. In an annual contract we therefore plan the work so the grounds look good in every season, and we always agree any extra jobs that come up during the season, such as treating a diseased tree, with you in advance.
What we keep an eye on all year
In a shared space, one neglected detail can quickly become the main topic of the residents’ meeting, so we keep an eye on the following even before anyone has raised them.
- Trees and branches that are becoming dangerous
- Fallen leaves on the pavement and at the entrance
- Hedges growing out over the pavement
- Winterising the irrigation system before the frosts
- Weeds in the corners and along the fence
How we get started
Site walk-round
We walk round the building’s green spaces with you, free of charge, and look at what needs regular work and where a thorough one-off tidy-up is needed first.
Written quote
We summarise in writing the work we recommend for the whole year, so everything you need for the decision is in one place, and you can even present the quote to the residents or the management.
Annual contract
Once we’ve agreed, we set out in the contract what we’ll do and roughly when.
Care all year round
From then on we work in step with the seasons, and if you notice any problem in the courtyard, you only need to tell one place.
From our own work
Real photos from jobs we have done ourselves.
Frequently asked questions
How do you work with a condominium’s building manager?
The building manager (közös képviselő) is our direct partner: we walk round the building with them, send them the quote and agree every job with them. We also receive residents’ requests through them, so it’s always clear who asked for what.
Who do you invoice?
We always agree how invoicing will work with the client before the contract is signed. It can work differently for a condominium, an office building or a company, so we settle it together at our first meeting.
Do you offer a one-off clean-up too?
Yes, and if the courtyard hasn’t had any attention for years, it’s worth starting with one: we clear the scrub, cut back whatever has become overgrown and, if you like, take the green waste away. Afterwards you can decide whether you need an annual contract or would rather call us as and when needed.
How often do you visit a condominium?
We set this in the annual contract, according to the size of the grounds and the plants. A large residential complex with plenty of lawn needs us more often than a small inner courtyard with just a few trees and a flowerbed or two.
Do you cut down trees in a condominium courtyard?
Yes, but first we check whether the tree can be saved by branch removal or crown reshaping, because a large tree gives shade and keeps the courtyard cool in summer. If felling is justified, in Budapest the district decree decides whether a permit or a notification is needed, while a tree on the public land in front of the building always needs a permit. During the site visit we check what the district requires, help with the paperwork and recommend planting a new tree in place of the one felled. You can also read about permits on a separate page.
Request a quote for your building’s grounds
Tell us what kind of property it is and roughly how large the green space is, and we’ll call you back within one working day. If you prefer, you can also call us on +36 20 944 3464, and you can always write to us in English.
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