Jul 10, 2024 | Company News, News
Greenscape Inc., a premier provider of landscaping services, is excited to announce that Austin Kemp has joined our team as the new Client Relations Manager for our Raleigh branch. Originally from Colorado, Austin brings a wealth of experience in...
Feb 14, 2019 | Company News, Culture, Greenscape
When Michael Currin founded Greenscape, Inc. 40 years ago, it was just him and Stan Owen, operating a landscaping division out of the back of Stan’s garden center, where they handled business from a pegboard desk built from scraps. Today, 40 year later, the company...
Feb 1, 2019 | Company News, Culture, Greenscape
Anjuan Judkins stood with his Greenscape, Inc. co-workers at the Durham branch safety meeting, not quite believing his ears. One of them was about to receive a wish come true. Turns out, it was him. Anjuan’s dream was airfare to fly to his hometown of San Diego to see...
Jan 24, 2019 | Commercial Landscape, Snow and Ice Management
Landscaping for a municipality means doing it all. Timely, precision mowing. Pruning dead branches before they topple. Adding an inviting, flower-filled courtyard for a busy library. Keeping a popular sports field ready for action. And along the way, great...
Dec 6, 2018 | Commercial Landscape, Design, Enhancements, Lighting
Want to bring business travelers to your hotel — and keep them coming back? Offer them creative, luxurious landscaping features they can’t resist. “It’s all about the amenities,” says Greg Smith, director of business development for Greenscape Inc. “Fireplace,...
Oct 23, 2018 | Uncategorized
Still procrastinating over your snow removal contract? Let’s make it easy. What if an expert told you all the must-haves you should include — and even offered a pro tip on how to ensure you get dibs on first-response service? Here you go. Greg Smith,...
Sep 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
As the battering wind and torrential rain of Hurricane Florence continue to hammer North Carolina, the immediate worry is keeping people safe from the ravages of the storm. But once the rain and winds cease, the danger is far from over. Fallen tree limbs, downed power...