Apex Grounds TX manages common-area turf for associations across the northeast DFW corridor. We're accountable for how your grounds look, not just for showing up on schedule.
Someone signed a contract years ago. It renewed on its own. Nobody has looked at it since.
Turf doesn't fail all at once. It thins out a little every season. Eventually the brown spots at the entrance are just how the property looks, and residents stop bringing it up.
Usually that's not a crew problem. It's a program problem.
Bermuda is a heavy feeder. Most contracts fertilize two or three times a year and let it coast in between. We feed on a set schedule through the whole growing season. That's why the density holds.
Height of cut does more for turf density than anything else, and almost nobody treats it that way. We commit to a standard and hold it. We're not selling you a number of visits. We're selling you a result.
Broken heads, dying shrubs, irrigation running during a rainstorm. We'd rather catch it than have a board member send us a photo of it.
I've served on the board of a master-planned community in North Texas, and on its landscape committee. So I know what it's like to be the volunteer getting the email about the dead grass at the entrance, and to sit in a meeting where nobody can tell you why it happened or when it'll be fixed.
That's the part most vendors never see. To them it's an account. To the people who live there, it's their home and the largest thing they own, and they take it personally when it looks neglected.
I built Apex Grounds TX to be the vendor I wanted to hire.
Entrances that look sharp in October, when people are touring homes.
Common areas that hold their color into late November, weeks after the neighborhoods around you have gone brown.
There's a specific reason for that, and it isn't more mowing. We'll walk your board through it.
If something's wrong on your property, you should hear it from us first.
HOA communities and portfolio-managed associations in Wylie, Sachse, Murphy, Allen, Garland, Rowlett, Rockwall, Plano, and Richardson.
We do turf. When a job calls for a different specialist, like tree disease or irrigation repair, we bring in someone licensed for it instead of pretending we're the right people.
Tell us about your community and we'll put a proposal together.