BrightView Landscapes

I had the pleasure of working closely with Chris Drake and the team at BrightView Landscapes during my time as the Senior Community Manager for Heron River HOA, Dry Creek Ranch HOA, and River Park Estates HOA — all high-end master-planned communities. Several of these communities were in the early stages of development and encompassed thousands of acres of meticulously maintained common areas, expansive green space, annual flower beds, fescue slopes, ground cover, diverse trees and plant material, and hundreds of Colorado Blue Spruce evergreens. Chris and his team are truly exceptional at what they do. From early-stage development and landscape installation to the ongoing, meticulous maintenance of complex irrigation systems and mature plantings, their attention to detail is unmatched. Ma

I work closely with BrightView in maintaining several large, upscale communities under my management, and their team consistently exceeds expectations. Their communication is clear and proactive, their standards are exceptionally high, and their response times are impressively fast. Just as important, they bring a personal touch to their service that makes them a pleasure to work with each day.

Have always had pleasant dealings with Chris and Brightview. Easy to work with and very responsive. Would recommend them to anyone looking for landscaping needs!

Approximately 11:55am on linder road employee had debris flying from their trailers, littering and hitting vehicles, a large piece hit my vehicle almost causing a wreck.Based on your other reviews this is not the first time this has occurred. Driver was also going about 10 miles per hour above the posted speed limit. In Idaho, a first-time littering citation is typically an infraction with a fixed penalty, such as a $150 fine in some locations. However, repeated offenses can escalate to a misdemeanor with penalties including fines up to $1,000, jail time up to 30 days, and mandatory cleanup work. Idaho Code § 18-7031 outlines the state penalties for a misdemeanor offense, which includes fines up to $1,000, up to six months in jail, or both, plus potential cleanup.

Came home last night at 9pm to a flooded backyard (6” underwater). The company flooded the backyard of a new house build next to us. My wife and I were on the phone on and off with this company multiple times, and were up until midnight. They NEVER sent anyone out to make sure the irrigation valve had been isolated and never came to pump the water out (1,000 gallons +)