Who We Work With

Commercial Property Owners & Property Managers

Protecting landscape investments by strengthening soil systems

Landscapes that represent businesses must balance aesthetics with durability and long-term performance. We work with managers seeking to improve soil structure, reduce seasonal decline, and support plant material that better tolerates heat, cold snaps, and heavy use. As soil systems strengthen, performance stabilizes — lowering water demand and helping maintain the professional appearance your property requires.

Municipal & Public Space Managers

Helping high-use landscapes recover faster and perform more reliably

Parks, greenbelts, streetscapes, playing fields and public spaces must do more than look good — they must function under constant use. We partner with managers responsible for addressing compaction, poor drainage, erosion, and declining turf health across large or heavily trafficked areas. Our work strengthens soil structure and increases water infiltration so landscapes recover more quickly from stress and require fewer reactive interventions.

Residential Property Owners

Supporting landscapes that are safe for children, pets, and everyday use

Homeowners often explore soil-first care when they are ready to move away from routine chemical programs while still maintaining healthy turf and plant growth. Our approach strengthens soil biology to support lawns and gardens that tolerate foot traffic, seasonal stress, and regular family use. As soil function improves, resilience increases — often reducing water demand and the need for reactive treatments across changing seasons. 

Residential services are provided through established routes and may not be available in all areas.

Farmers & Ranchers

Supporting regenerative transitions rooted in soil function

For agricultural producers, soil health is central to long-term viability. We collaborate with farmers and ranchers who are rethinking conventional management systems — exploring regenerative practices that strengthen soil function, reduce reliance on synthetic inputs, and build resilience across seasons.

These transitions are deliberate and often involve broader changes to grazing, planting, and land management strategies. Our role is to contribute biological soil support as part of a larger team effort, aligning with operational goals and long-term vision. Engagement typically begins with conversation rather than an immediate service plan, reflecting the care and consideration these decisions require.

Private Landowners

Strengthening the land for generations to come

Acreage that isn’t in active agricultural production carries long-term responsibility. Open fields, wooded areas, and mixed-use terrain often benefit from improved water absorption, reduced erosion, and healthier vegetation across diverse zones. We partner with private landowners seeking to strengthen the land’s natural function without aggressive or extractive practices, supporting soil systems that remain resilient and stable for years to come.