Snow and ice management may not feel urgent during a mild October afternoon, but winter weather can arrive quickly along Colorado’s Front Range. For commercial properties in Denver and Colorado Springs, preparing before the first storm helps protect access, establish clear service expectations and reduce last-minute decisions. An effective winter plan should reflect how the…
As fall begins, commercial turf across Denver, Colorado Springs and the Front Range may be showing the effects of summer heat, drought, foot traffic and irrigation stress. While temperatures begin to cool, Kentucky bluegrass and other cool-season grasses enter an important recovery period. Fall fertilization can support that recovery by supplying nutrients when the turf…
Spring may seem like the natural time to improve a commercial landscape, but many successful spring landscapes begin with work completed in the fall. For commercial properties in Denver, Colorado Springs and across the Front Range, fall provides an opportunity to repair summer damage, replace struggling plants and address landscape problems before winter. Completing the right enhancements now can…
The holiday season may still feel months away, but September is an important time for commercial property managers and HOA leaders to begin planning their displays. Holiday lighting does more than brighten a building. A thoughtfully designed display can create a welcoming experience, strengthen a sense of community and transform an everyday property into a memorable seasonal destination. Keesen Landscape provides…
Beginning October 1, 2026, Denver Water customers must stop watering all grass and discontinue the use of spray irrigation systems. Unlike the typical end of the summer watering season, this year’s October 1 deadline is mandatory and is part of Denver Water’s response to worsening drought conditions across the region. For commercial properties, HOAs, offices and community spaces, the…
By late August, fall commercial lawn care in Colorado should already be on the radar for property managers preparing turf for cooler weather and seasonal recovery. Commercial turf along Colorado’s Front Range has been through months of heat, intense sun, wind, irrigation demand, mowing, and regular foot traffic. Thin areas, dry spots, weeds, and uneven color can…
