Commercial Grounds · Trusted by PetSmart, Dallas Zoo, Harbor Freight, Best Buy & Burger King
Grounds maintenance, landscape design, tree care, and pressure washing for DFW commercial properties, all from one crew. Property managers deal with owner Rafael Godoy, and the standard is the one PetSmart and the Dallas Zoo pay for.
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Property managers, business owners, and HOA boards across DFW hire Godoy's Wolves to keep their grounds looking the way their tenants and customers expect. A tired entrance costs you leases and foot traffic, and it is the first thing anyone sees.
Crews arrive in uniform with commercial-grade equipment, on a schedule you set. You get service reports after each visit, contracts sized to the property, and one phone number: Rafael walks the site, prices it, and answers when you call.
Our crews on those properties, and the beds, turf, and trees they left behind.
Butterfly house interior: curved brick beds built and planted out under the dome, four crew on site.
Bed work at the butterfly pavilion, with the exhibit's blue butterfly sculpture just outside the frame line.
Japanese maples going into the raised beds, planted under the enclosure's grow lights.
Nursery stock laid out and planted along the bed line, with the exhibit's flower sculptures beyond the glass.
Weekly maintenance: striped mow, sheared hedge line, and a clean mulch edge at the entrance sign.
Parking-lot island rebuilt, with the crew setting boulders and moving gravel by wheelbarrow.
Full island install: new shrubs, perennials, a staked shade tree, and fresh mulch throughout.
Mid-install, with plants staged, beds shaped, and the crew working the ground by hand.
Maintained grounds: mulch refreshed, canopies lifted, hedges shaped, turf cut.
Finished install behind a fresh curb: mixed perennials, grasses, and a new shade tree.
Perimeter prep: pits dug and root balls set out along the parking edge before planting.
Stock on site: boxwood and crape myrtles coming off the trailer, bed cut and edging staked.
Three crew working the frontage, trees set and hedge going in with irrigation staged alongside.
Finished frontage: crape myrtles and a clipped hedge in a mulched, edged bed the length of the walk.
Grounds that hold up a brand: corporate campuses, retail centers, and HOA communities designed so tenants renew and customers walk in.
Healthy, safe trees are both a liability shield and a branding asset. Routine pruning to large-scale removal, compliant with local ordinances.
Uniformed crews on a fixed schedule with commercial equipment, so the property looks the same in February as it does in June.
Licensed irrigation work on commercial frontages, medians, and multi-zone systems. Locates called, traffic managed, and the turf put back the way we found it.
Bare or worn turf replaced with high-traffic commercial varieties, installed in phases so you never close a lot or an entrance.
Year-round color and structural walls that solve drainage and erosion problems while making the property look sharp.
Parking lots, walkways, and building exteriors washed clean of grime, oil, mold, and algae before they eat into the surface.
Office parks, retail centers, HOAs, apartments, hotels, medical facilities, industrial sites, and restaurants.
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Yes. We build flexible weekly, monthly, or seasonal contracts for retail centers, offices, HOAs, and multi-family properties across DFW, with a service report after every visit.
Owner Rafael Godoy walks every commercial property himself, builds the plan, and stays your point of contact. You work with the owner, not a call center.
Our crews maintain grounds for PetSmart locations, the Dallas Zoo, Harbor Freight, Best Buy, and Burger King, along with HOAs and local businesses across the Metroplex.
A service report after every visit covering what was done, anything found that needs attention, and photographs where it matters. It is written so you can forward it to an owner or file it with a board packet without rewriting it.
Yes, and we will send it before the first visit rather than after you chase it. Naming your entity as additional insured is standard for us and we handle the request directly with our carrier.
Yes. Retail and restaurant grounds are often best done after close, and that is how we did the PetSmart parking-lot island rebuild without the store losing a customer.
Rafael walks the property first and documents what condition it is in, so nobody argues later about what was inherited. Most properties need one catch-up visit before the regular schedule starts.
Yes. Our irrigation licensing is current, which Texas requires for system work performed for compensation. That covers zone repairs, controller and sensor work, and efficiency audits on multi-zone commercial systems.
Same-day response for commercial clients with active damage. Fallen limbs, blocked entrances, and hazards get priority scheduling.
Free site assessment and proposal for businesses of all sizes across the DFW Metroplex.
