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Jerry Schill

Jerry Schill is president and co-owner of Schill Grounds Management. He's received numerous accolades for his leadership in the Northeast Ohio business community and the commercial landscaping and snow management industry, including the National Leadership Award from SNOW Magazine and Lawn and Landscape Magazine. He is an active member of the Legislative Committee for the Accredited Snow Contractors Association (ASCA) and the Snow and Ice Committee for the Ohio Landscapers Association (OLA).

4 Stormwater Management Solutions For Poor Landscape Drainage

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jul 10, 2015 12:13:00 PM

It happens every spring and summer: Melting snows and heavy rainfalls inevitably turn someone's property from a lawn into a lake. Unfortunately, even a little standing water can cause root rot and soil compaction, which can devastate the plants on your...
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Commercial Lawn Care 101: Riding Mower Vs. Push Mower

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jun 29, 2015 1:47:53 PM

There is a range of commercial-grade mowing equipment that professional landscapers use to care for grass, and you might be wondering if the mowers your landscape company use on your Northeast Ohio property are doing the best job. When comparing a riding...
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PRESS RELEASE: Schill Named To LM150 List of Largest Landscape Companies

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jun 25, 2015 10:30:00 AM

In mid-June, Landscape Management released its 2015 LM150 list of the largest landscape companies ranked by 2014 revenue. Schill Grounds Management, based in North Ridgeville, Ohio is experiencing substantial growth and is proud of the recognition.
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How Much Will A New Turf Installation Cost?

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jun 22, 2015 10:28:00 AM

Is your turf suffering this season? Does your commercial property have some dead spots, or could the entire lawn use a refresh? In worst-case scenarios, properties struck by severe weed or disease issues might need to be torn out and replanted from...
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Do You Know How To Get Rid Of Geese On My Commercial Property?

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jun 8, 2015 10:07:00 AM

You’ve seen overwhelming flocks of geese wandering open spaces on commercial properties—or even waddling through close quarters pedestrian areas. The sight is a turn-off. Geese are a nuisance, and the mess they leave behind is even worse. Goose droppings...
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Organic Vs. Synthetic — What Is The Best Fertilizer For Grass?

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 19, 2015 11:24:40 AM

What exactly is organic fertilizer, and does a synthetic lawn care program really make grass greener? What about hybrid fertilizers—what do they contain, and is this a way to get the best of both worlds? Fertilizer can be confusing, and our commercial...
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5 Outdoor Workspace Ideas For Office Parks

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 11, 2015 2:46:14 PM

Rather than decking the office with a pool table and supplying snacks to encourage a creative, balanced workplace, companies today are recognizing that the ultimate “break” for their employees is a breath of fresh air. Outdoor workspaces are the new game...
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Sod Vs. Seed — Which Is Best For Your Commercial Property?

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 5, 2015 11:24:33 AM

Sod vs. seed? If new turf is in the plan for your Northeast Ohio commercial property this year, you have options for this “groundwork” and you’re probably wondering what’s the best choice: Do you start a lawn from scratch by planting turf seed or lay...
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Preventive Or Curative: When To Apply Grub Control?

Posted by Jerry Schill on Apr 28, 2015 9:52:49 AM

The old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure is absolutely true with grub treatment. Grubs are a problem for most commercial property owners in Northeast Ohio, and certain types—namely Japanese Beetles—will fly for miles to reach...
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Turf Care: 4 Spring Grass Diseases In Northeast Ohio

Posted by Jerry Schill on Apr 17, 2015 7:00:00 AM

Now that your turf is finally out from under a blanket of snow and getting a strong dose of April showers, you might notice a patchy appearance on the lawn or areas that appear matted and brown. These symptoms are likely a byproduct of turf diseases that...
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