Insights on BrightView’s growth, response to wage inflation
Greg Herring of The Herring Group evaluates the growth of BrightView's maintenance business and explains how the company will offset wage inflation. read more
BrightView buys landscape contractors in Georgia, Florida
BrightView Holdings is expanding in the Southeast by buying Baytree Landscape Contractors in Atlanta and West Bay Landscaping in Bradenton, Fla. read more
BrightView revenue boosted by snow, still searching for growth
BrightView discovered gold in the form of snow during the quarter ended March 31, 2021. Revenue of $226.0 million from snow removal services in the most recent quarter was more than double the revenue from the same quarter last year ($102.5 million). As seen in the table below, this additional snow revenue helped increase both the gross profit margin and... read more
Companies in the News: Updates from BrightView, Bobcat Co. and more
The latest news and updates from green industry companies, including BrightView, Doosan Bobcat, Takeuchi-U.S., Stihl and more. read more
BrightView president sees opportunities ahead in 2021
Thomas Donnelly, president of BrightView Landscape Development shares lessons the company learned in 2020 and insights for 2021. In this Q&A from BrightView, Donnelly talks about the road he sees ahead for the Blue Bell, Pa.-based landscape contractor, the opportunities and challenges for the landscape development sector, where the emerging trends are occurring and offers examples that highlight solutions. ... read more
BrightView and the need for growth
If a landscape company wants to grow its landscape maintenance revenue, it can: Sell more maintenance contracts Lose fewer existing maintenance contract customers Sell more ancillary services (e.g. enhancements and irrigation) to its customers Increase its prices on existing customers Acquire other landscape businesses As discussed in previous articles, BrightView needs to grow to maintain its stock price and repay... read more
