How Much Does Commercial Landscaping Usually Cost Per Month?

If you manage a commercial property in Vermont, budgeting for landscaping is an important part of keeping your site safe, attractive, and professional year-round. But one of the first questions property owners ask is: How much should I expect to pay per month for commercial landscaping?

The answer depends on several key factors—property size, services included, and the level of care required. Here’s what you should know.

Factors That Affect Monthly Landscaping Costs

1. Property Size & Complexity
   Larger properties like office parks, hotels, or HOAs require more time, equipment, and staff compared to smaller retail spaces or individual commercial lots.

2. Services Included
   A monthly contract might cover basic mowing and trimming—or it might include full-service maintenance like garden care, irrigation checks, snow removal, and seasonal cleanups. The scope of services has a direct impact on cost.

3. Frequency of Service
   Weekly lawn care in summer, bi-weekly garden maintenance, and daily snow services in winter will differ from a lighter schedule.

4. Custom Needs
   Properties with specialized features—stonework, patios, or extensive plantings—may require additional upkeep that influences pricing.

Typical Monthly Ranges in Vermont

While every property is unique, most commercial landscaping contracts in the Burlington area fall within these ranges:

• Small Commercial Properties (retail storefronts, small offices): $500–$1,500 per month

• Mid-Sized Properties (multi-tenant buildings, HOAs, hotels): $1,500–$5,000 per month

• Large Campuses or Complexes (corporate parks, hospitals, resorts): $5,000+ per month

These estimates vary widely depending on the service package, but they provide a useful benchmark when planning budgets.

The Value of a Year-Round Contract

At Pinnacle Properties, most clients opt for year-round contracts that cover all four seasons:

• Lawn and garden care in spring and summer

• Fall cleanups and prep

• Snow plowing and ice management in winter

This bundled approach makes monthly costs more predictable while ensuring consistent, reliable service across every season.

Final Thoughts

The cost of commercial landscaping is best viewed as an investment in your property’s appearance, safety, and long-term value. With Pinnacle Properties, you get transparent pricing, tailored proposals, and service designed to meet your specific needs and budget.

Want a custom estimate for your property? Contact Pinnacle Properties today to schedule a site visit and receive a tailored monthly landscaping proposal.