Plant care & maintenance
Office plant maintenance in Atlanta
Scheduled professional care that keeps a commercial installation looking like install day — including plants we didn't sell you.
Most office plants don't die in a week. They decline slowly — a little more brown each month, a pest nobody identified, a corner nobody waters — until the installation that was meant to make the space feel finished starts making it look neglected instead.
A maintenance program is what stops that. We come on a schedule, work the whole inventory, catch problems while they're small, and replace anything that stops thriving. Nobody at your company has to remember to water anything, and no client walks into a lobby of dead plants.
Care-only programs are available whether we installed the plants or not — including taking over an installation that's currently struggling.
Visit frequency
- Weekly
- Heavily planted, high-traffic, or bright spaces — lobbies, atriums, restaurants, amenity floors.
- Bi-weekly
- The most common commercial cadence — planted floors, reception and conference areas, mixed light.
- Monthly
- Smaller, lower-light inventories — offices with a handful of tolerant species and no direct sun.
Weekly to monthly, from $500/month depending on size and scope.
What's included
What a maintenance visit actually covers
Every visit works the whole inventory — not just the plants by the front door.
Watering to the plant, not the calendar
Every plant is checked individually. A plant two feet from a south window drinks very differently than one in an interior conference room, and the schedule reflects that.
Pruning, shaping and leaf care
Tired, leggy, dusty plants read as neglect. We prune for shape, remove dead material, and clean leaves so the foliage actually reflects light.
Feeding and soil management
Fertilizing on the right cycle for each species group, plus soil checks, drainage problems, and top-dressing when a pot has been depleted.
Pest monitoring and treatment
The most common reason a healthy-looking installation collapses is an infestation found late. Visits include scouting and treatment before it spreads.
Replacement of declining plants
If a plant doesn't thrive under our care, we swap it. You shouldn't have to argue about whether a dying plant is someone's responsibility.
Rotating and repositioning
Plants grow toward light and lean over time. We rotate and reposition as the light changes through the year so the arrangement stays balanced.
Care-only programs
You don't have to buy plants to get plant care
Plenty of clients come to us with an installation that's already there.
- Taking over an existing inventory — we assess what's healthy, what's recoverable and what should be replaced, then quote care for the rest.
- Plants from another vendor — an installed setup you like but that nobody is maintaining.
- A struggling installation — a lobby that went downhill, a floor nobody watered for a month, or a pest problem that was never properly treated.
- Multi-tenant and property-managed buildings — shared-area plantings maintained under building rules, with insurance and access handled.
Questions
Office plant maintenance questions
Commercial plant care
Let's look at what you have
Tell us about the space and the plants in it. We'll walk it with you and quote a maintenance program — including if those plants weren't ours.