Landscaping and exterior upkeep in a building can be managed in several ways. Here are some common management practices:
1. In-house staff: Some buildings may employ their own landscapers and maintenance personnel who are responsible for regular upkeep and landscaping tasks. This can include mowing lawns, pruning trees and shrubs, planting flowers, and maintaining the exterior of the building.
2. Third-party landscaping companies: Many buildings outsource landscaping and exterior maintenance to professional landscaping companies. These companies provide regular services and are responsible for tasks such as lawn care, irrigation system maintenance, snow removal, and overall landscape design.
3. Property management companies: In larger buildings or complexes, a property management company may be responsible for overseeing landscaping and exterior upkeep. They hire and supervise the necessary personnel or contractors to ensure the tasks are carried out efficiently and according to schedule.
4. Resident associations or committees: In some residential buildings, a resident association or committee may be formed to manage landscaping and exterior upkeep. This can involve residents volunteering or paying specific fees to maintain common outdoor areas, gardens, or amenities.
5. Combination of approaches: It's also possible for a building to combine any of the above approaches, depending on the specific needs and resources available. For example, the building may have an in-house staff for day-to-day maintenance but hire external companies for specialized tasks or periodic projects.
Overall, the chosen management approach depends on factors such as the size of the building, available resources, budget, and preferences of the residents or property owners.
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