EVER WONDERED HOW DANGEROUS A SNOW PILE CAN BE? Snow piles for most of us mean frigid conditions, bundling up, brushing snow off cars and trudging through ice, slush and several inches of snow. However, it also presents hidden dangers that can causetrue
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Considering landscape maintenance for your senior living community? At Schill Grounds Management (SGM) we understand that a safe, clean and well-maintained landscape is attractive to families seeking senior living for their loved ones. As the landscapetrue
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With winter weather being so unpredictable and the cold slowly creeping in, here at Schill Grounds Management our number one priority is safety and preservation. The harsh cold can take a serious toll on your property if unprepared, which is why we’vetrue
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Now is the time to secure your snow removal contract for this winter. And you might be wondering, “What’s the best way to pay for the service?” Should you pay “per push,” every time a snow event requires the contractor to plow your property? Or, is atrue
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Posted by
Jerry Schill on Mar 19, 2018 10:46:17 AM
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been talking about what we think are the most important factors for delivering great customer service. This series on C.A.R.E.—our four part recipe for providing an exceptional experience for our clients—is finally comingtrue
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Posted by
Jerry Schill on Feb 27, 2018 12:10:20 PM
Trust: it's something that can take years to build and just seconds to destroy, and it's the glue that holds people together in both personal relationships and professional ones. So, it makes sense that when you’re looking for a landscaping or snowtrue
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January 19th, 2018 marked 25 years that Schill has been in business. On that date in 1993, three brothers set out with the simple mission to make Northeast Ohio landscapes look their best. Since then, the business has changed drastically, and we knowtrue
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When it comes to causing damage, Mother Nature can be dangerous and unpredictable; as sophisticated as our weather prediction systems are, you’d need a crystal ball to tell you if a branch will come crashing through your window or whether the wind willtrue
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