KLAMFOTH, INC.
6630 Hill Road
Canal Winchester, OH 43110
PH: 614.833.5007
FX: 614.833.9860
Commercial.
Specializing in servicing condominium and homeowner associations, businesses, office parks and municipalities.
Lawn Care
Klamfoth, Inc.'s commercial lawn care division focuses on keeping your property's turf well groomed and healthy. With a typical contract calling for weekly mowing 26-28 times per year, we can assure your lawn area is maintained through the growing season. And with a custom fertilization, weed control and pesticide program to meet your budget and turf grass needs, we will keep the lawn healthy and weed free.
Landscape Maintenance
Commercial maintenance requires a unique balance between property managers, individual homeowners or tenants and budget considerations. Klamfoth, Inc. has the full capabilities to handle all these demands having worked in this arena of landscape since it's founding. From edging and mulching landscape beds, installing annual flowers, pruning shrubs to tree removal and stump grinding, Klamfoth can take care of the diverse needs of the commercial environment.
Snow Removal
One, two, four or more inches of snow on the ground. Ice? No problem. Klamfoth, Inc. has the equipment to remove it from your walks, driveways and parking lots. With our snow plows, sidewalk crews and ice melting capabilities, let us keep you safe from winter's hazards.
Services:
Mowing
Annual Flower Installation
Trimming
Aeration
Mulching
Tree Removal
Edging
Stump Grinding
Pruning
Snow Removal
Fertilization
Pest Control
Turf Renovation
Holiday Lighting
Installation-Design/Build
With experience in the design and installation of commercial landscapes throughout Ohio, Klamfoth, Inc. is fully equipped to handle the many aspects of this type of landscape management. We work with many developers, municipalities and zoning commissions throughout this region to fulfill code and planning requirements. Installation may include finish grading, seeding, tree and shrub planting, hardscapes or other site improvements.
