Lawn care and landscaping in Austin, TX
Greenline is a lawn care and landscaping company serving Austin, TX. We maintain commercial properties, HOA and community associations, and individual homes with our own crews on a fixed schedule, and we leave a timestamped photo of every visit in your portal so the question of whether the crew showed up never has to be asked.
Who we serve in Austin
Austin properties come in three shapes, and the portal looks the same from each of them: a schedule, a photo per visit, and a report you can hand to whoever asked.
Commercial properties
Office parks, retail centers, and portfolios with more than one Austin address. Every site reports into the same portal, so an owner-ready summary is a download, not a phone tree.
Learn moreHOAs and communities
Planned communities, condos, and neighborhoods where the entrance and the common areas are the first thing a buyer sees. The board gets board-ready reports. Residents get a text the day before.
Learn moreResidents
Homeowners and apartment communities that want a fixed cadence and proof it happened. A photo lands when the crew is done, and flagging a problem takes a tap.
Learn moreWhat every visit includes
The scope is written down before the first visit, and the crew works the same list every time they are on site.
- Lawns, entrances, medians, and common areas cut, edged, and blown down on the agreed cadence.
- Hedges, shrubs, and ornamentals shaped as the season moves, so they never need a hard cutback.
- Bed refreshes, mulch installation, and seasonal plantings done by Greenline crews.
- A timestamp and a photo for every visit, logged to the customer portal the same day.
- A text the day before the crew arrives and a photo once they leave.
- A quick way to flag a problem from the portal, and crews who already carry the route and gate codes.
Why Austin properties choose photo-logged service
Austin sits on Hill Country limestone. The soil is thin and alkaline, it drains fast, and summer watering restrictions decide how much green a property can hold onto. Good maintenance here is less about mowing more and more about mowing right: keeping turf at a height that shades its own roots, shaping shrubs so they do not demand extra water, and timing bed work so new plantings go in when they have a chance.
Decisions like that are easy to claim and hard to verify, which is the reason our visits are logged. The timestamp shows when the crew was on site. The photo shows what they left behind. If a bed needs attention before the next scheduled visit, you flag it from the portal and it lands on the crew’s route rather than in a voicemail.
Greenline ran landscaping crews for ten years before writing the software that now dispatches them. The route, the gate codes, and your visit record all come out of the same system, which is why the record is complete.
Austin guides
Our crews are writing Austin-specific guides for limestone soil, thin topsoil, and summer watering restrictions. Until those publish, two of our Texas-wide guides apply here.
- Eight questions every Texas HOA board should ask a landscaping vendorWritten for boards anywhere in Texas: proof of service, licensing, storm response, and contract terms.
- Plants that shrug off a Texas summerA Houston-written shortlist of drought-tolerant Texas natives and when to plant them.
Austin guides are coming. Check the blog for new posts as they publish.
Request a quote
Send us the address and a sentence about what you need maintained. We will reply with a quote and a cadence that fits the property. If you would rather talk first, the office picks up.