Sierra Summit

Commercial

Three buyers, three completely different problems

A board needs a number it can defend to owners. A property manager needs to stop getting a bid for every small job across twenty houses. A commercial property needs to look right during the months that pay for the year. We bid all three differently on purpose.

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The landscaped common grounds of a mountain condominium complex

HOAs & boards

Fuels reduction a board can put to a vote

Association fire work fails on governance rather than on landscaping. A board cannot approve a number it cannot explain to owners, especially when the number is large and the benefit is invisible until the year it matters.

  • Scope written by common area and by phase, in language an owner will read
  • Priced so a board can approve the urgent zones now and schedule the rest
  • Photo documentation of every phase, suitable for a reserve study or an owner mailing
  • Work sequenced to keep access, parking, and entries usable throughout
  • One point of contact who will come to a board meeting and answer questions
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Property managers

One crew for a portfolio, at standing rates

A manager running twenty houses does not want a bid every time a bed needs mulch or a gutter fills with needles. They want known rates, a crew that can work unattended, and photographs proving it happened.

  • Standing rates so routine work never needs a fresh quote
  • Unattended access with photo documentation on every single visit
  • Defensible space tracked per property, so no house quietly falls out of compliance
  • Turnover-window scheduling around bookings
  • Consolidated monthly invoicing across the whole portfolio
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Commercial properties

Presentable in July, and cleared before August

Lodges, offices, and retail in a resort town are judged on how they look during the months that make the year. They also carry the same fire exposure as a house, on a bigger footprint and usually closer to the treeline.

  • Seasonal maintenance timed to your season rather than to ours
  • Defensible space at commercial scale, documented the same way
  • Work scheduled off-hours where guests and customers are affected
  • Snow-season planning so plantings and hardscape survive the plowing
  • Irrigation managed and winterized on contract
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Commercial clients

Boards, managers, and property owners

★★★★★

HOA Fuels Reduction
“Our board had put the fuels project off for three years because nobody could explain the cost. They came to the meeting, walked us through it by building, and it passed.”
Board president · Truckee, commercial

★★★★★

Portfolio Maintenance
“Twenty-two houses, one crew, one invoice. I stopped getting a separate quote every time a deck needed sweeping.”
Property manager · Tahoe Donner, commercial

Bid request

Tell us about the property

For commercial work we walk the property, photograph the problem areas, and return a scoped bid packet: scope by area and phase, pricing by zone, a schedule, and the assumptions behind every number. Boards get a version they can circulate and vote on.

Pick "Commercial or HOA" in the form and the person who handles that work calls you directly.

Request a commercial bid

We walk the property with you, mark what has to go and what can stay, and send a written zone-by-zone assessment within two business days. Free, whether or not you hire us.

If you have a letter from your insurer, say so. Those get scheduled first, because they come with a real date on them.