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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).

Organic Fertilizer vs. Synthetic: What's the Difference?

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jun 2, 2017 10:00:00 AM

Here at Schill, we pride ourselves on being one of the most environmentally friendly landscaping companies in Northeast Ohio. Caring for your landscape makes us environmental stewards. That means thinking consciously about how we maintain your propertytrue
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How much will a community garden cost for your employees or tenants?

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 23, 2017 9:32:24 AM

Most people understand that an attractive outdoor space can have a positive effect on mood (that’s why you invested in the landscaping design that you did!). But we’re happy to report that more and more property managers are beginning to realize thattrue
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4 Best Landscaping Companies In Cleveland

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 16, 2017 10:28:20 AM

Property managers have a ton of responsibilities, and we know that vetting commercial landscape maintenance companies can be an overwhelming process. So at the end of the day you really want to know, “Who’s the best in town?” Hiring a professional whotrue
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Are Perennials The Best Option for Adding Color to Your Property?

Posted by Jerry Schill on May 4, 2017 2:47:49 PM

Spring has arrived, and here at Schill we’re getting lots of calls from property managers who want to make sure their properties pop with color. For these people, flowering annuals are often the first thing that come to mind. However, we like to remindtrue
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What’s That?! Addressing Spring Issues in Your Northeast Ohio Lawn

Posted by Jerry Schill on Apr 7, 2017 2:54:56 PM

Your Ohio lawn is greening up, and thanks to the rain and warmer temperatures, our landscapes are growing again. We’re all ready to get outside! But, wait. What’s going on with the matted, patches of soggy dying grass? (Is it dead?) Why are there weedstrue
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4 Spring Landscaping Add-Ons That Increase the Value of Your Property

Posted by Jerry Schill on Mar 18, 2017 9:51:30 AM

We’re thinking spring now, ready to get outdoors and begin seasonal landscape maintenance to prepare your commercial property for summer. We’ve talked about what to look for in a landscape maintenance contract and the questions you should ask beforetrue
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Know Your Numbers: How Frequency of Service Impacts Landscape Pricing

Posted by Jerry Schill on Mar 3, 2017 2:37:52 PM

We’re answering your questions about landscape services, and that includes addressing the Price Gap—why landscape maintenance contracts can be priced so differently. We explained here that many contracts don’t clearly spell out the services promised. So,true
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Why Landscape Maintenance Contracts Are Priced Differently

Posted by Jerry Schill on Feb 24, 2017 12:04:26 PM

Have you ever compared two landscape maintenance proposals and wondered, “Are they talking about the same property?”
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Honest Answers to Your Landscape Maintenance Questions

Posted by Jerry Schill on Feb 14, 2017 9:16:38 AM

There are a few things that almost every property manager wants to know. Literally hundreds of times a year, we get the same questions—because these issues matter to you. At Schill, we believe in providing straight answers to your questions, and we’lltrue
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Why Are There Leaves On My Property in January?

Posted by Jerry Schill on Jan 25, 2017 10:16:19 AM

Let Us Explain Why and What Schill Grounds Management Will Do About It We’ve been fielding phone calls from property managers the last couple of weeks about leaves collecting on their grounds.
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