Pro Tip

Vendor Rotation Is Not a Maintenance Strategy

Orlando Diggs
11 Jan 2022
5 min read

The Insight

Swapping contractors every year to chase price might look good on paper — but it almost always leads to short-term gains and long-term pain. New crews, lost site knowledge, and disruption erode quality fast.

Why It Matters

Landscape performance is cumulative. Without long-term vision and consistency, you get patchwork fixes instead of lasting results. That means more tenant complaints, faster wear, and missed budgets.

Your Play

Commit to a partner who builds knowledge and accountability over time. We log your site history, train dedicated teams, and build programs that evolve — not just repeat.

It’s tempting to swap landscaping vendors when a new “lowest bid” crosses your desk. But in reality, the savings often disappear in the first year. When a new contractor takes over, site history gets lost, crews have to learn the property from scratch, and important seasonal cycles are disrupted.

Landscaping is like compounding interest — the more consistent the care, the stronger the long-term results. At Dinsmore, our retention model keeps trained crews dedicated to your property. We log your site history, build accountability over time, and adjust programs seasonally instead of starting from square one.

The payoff? Fewer tenant complaints, smoother budgets, and a landscape that only improves with time.

Orlando Diggs
11 Jan 2022
5 min read

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