BrightView recently celebrated the second anniversary of its first employee resource group: Growth in Relationships + Opportunities for Women (GROW). GROW’s mission is to attract, promote and retain women within BrightView. Led by a group of women committed to the mission — who volunteer their time to ensure its success — GROW offers networking, professional development and leadership opportunities for... read more
BrightView Holdings acquired Pro Scapes, a commercial landscaping company headquartered in Jamesville, N.Y. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Pro Scapes began as a one-man operation in the mid-1970s. Under the leadership of founder Rick Kier and his wife, Karen L. Kier, the company grew to become a leading grounds care provider in central New York. The company... read more
Erica Santos describes three items that impact precipitation rates, factors that may seem minor, but that over time, can add up to many gallons of water. read more
I write this series of articles highlighting BrightView’s financial results because I know that landscape companies can compete and win against BrightView — bigger is not always better, and in some cases, it is worse. While bigger is not always better, bigger usually means more strategic planning, more structure and discipline in execution and more technology utilization. Why? Those practices... read more
A well-oiled machine: Experts share their best practices for construction equipment maintenance. read more
BrightView Holdings announced the launch of BrightView (BV) Connect, an interface for property maintenance engagement. BV Connect virtually connects the customer with BrightView’s service team to deliver an effortless experience with seamless property management. This continuation of BrightView’s family of client-facing solutions is a web application that enables customers to submit and track requests for landscape services, keep track of... read more
