See Video a Resident in a Reston Cluster did this video of the tree removal.
A video I made of your expert crew removing a tree last week in our Reston cluster. Great job!
See their Video here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRCEJ4NQiyQ
A video I made of your expert crew removing a tree last week in our Reston cluster. Great job!
See their Video here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRCEJ4NQiyQ
Good afternoon, Andy:
I hope you and yours are doing well. As you know, Blade Runner has been working on several landscaping projects recently throughout Oakland Hall. You’ve been helping us for a few years now, and your work has always been very professional, your staff courteous and attentive to detail.
This past week, however, the work of Mr. Julio Amaya and Mr. Melvin Ventura merits special recognition for going above and beyond expectations. The new plant beds have well-defined edges and symmetry. Certain bushes have been removed and certain trees planted with utmost care. And both gentlemen have been courteous to (I am sad to say) often impertinent and inconsiderate residents.
The stonework completed by Mr. Amaya and Mr. Ventura is remarkable. It is both practical and beautiful, geometry and art, and something only highly skilled craftsmen can accomplish. I hope you have a chance to see their work the next time you visit. I hope you will let them know how grateful we are for their work ethic and for their contribution to our community.
As for the work they completed on Ticer Drive, both gentlemen turned an eyesore into a welcoming garden, not an easy feat.
Thank you very, very much.
Sincerely,
Elizabeth —-
President
While this requirement for Associations (§ 55-510.3 )may produce added expense for the association it really is a good idea. This effective communication to your residents, communicates service dates, the QR Code provides and takes residents instantly to the Blade Runners Resource Book. This has all the support documentation of pesticide products to be applied, along with MSDS sheets, product labels, product toxicity info (if any), mixture rates and contact information should they have further concerns.
Blade Runners has long provided this pesticide sign posting service option for our Homeowner Associations, Condominium Associations and Commercial Sites. This not just littering the community with pesticide application flags vaguely communicating the ‘something’ was applied.
We provide highly visible, solid real estate-style signs placed at specific areas of the property. It contains the dates of application along with the QR Code Link to our resource book and a way to contact Blade Runners with questions.
Proper implementation for both pesticide notice posting and the agronomic applications takes planning. Adequate inventories of signs are needed to replace weathered and/or stolen signs. Coordination planning is necessary in order to time the application after a turf mowing for maximum control along with the required 48 hour advance posting visit to place the signs. In the event of poor weather, an additional visit might be needed to alter the date. Signs are removed from the site after the application.
As with many things there is more to this than meets the eye. Associations should be careful that there solution is a comprehensive one that adds value. Turn this annoyance into a positive thing for your community!
The West Village of Shirlington, Arlington named Community Association of the Year Large Category by Community Associations Institute Washington Metro Chapter.
See link the CAI DC – West Village Large Community of the year!
Congratulations to West Village! Blade Runners is honored to work and partner with West Village of Shirlington and work with the Board of Directors, Landscape Committee and Management!
You can also see other communities past Blade Runners winner at – See Another Blade Runners Community that won Community of the Year
Hi Shannon,
Once again, your crew did a great job getting the leaves picked up before today’s storm and rain…we dodged a bullet in our area with today’s storm.. Pease pass on our compliments to your crew members.
On another note, Brittney will be reaching out to discuss addressing three large bare areas (behind the back row of Montague Court, along the back row of Montana Court and an area adjacent to the sidewalk along the side of Montana Court and leading to Manchester Court.) with no grass and which have become mud quagmires for ideas on how we can consider restoring the areas come spring time.
Best wishes for the holiday.
Phil
Hi Shannon,