Monroe County · about 15–20 min from downtown Rochester
Snow Management & Landscaping in Greece, NY
Monroe County’s largest suburb: the West Ridge Road retail corridor, the Greece Ridge district, and the lakeshore north of it.
Greece is the biggest town in the county and its west-side commercial hub. West Ridge Road (Route 104) is lined with plazas and big-box centers around the Greece Ridge district, Latta Road and Long Pond Road carry the neighborhood retail and medical offices, and Dewey Avenue and Mount Read Boulevard hold the industrial and office parks. That is a lot of pavement that needs to be open by morning.
The residential side is broad and mid-market — neighborhoods from the Ridge up to the lakeshore — and it is where one of our earliest landscaping clients still is.
Commercial Snow & Ice Management in Greece
Large plazas and big-box lots along West Ridge Road need loaders and pushers, not just a truck with a blade, and a plan for hauling once the piles start costing parking. Medical offices and neighborhood plazas on Latta and Long Pond get cleared and salted before opening, and industrial lots on Mount Read and Dewey get done before the first shift.
Apartment communities and HOAs across the town get scheduled service with pre-wetted salt so drives and walks are safe, not just plowed.
What we plow and de-ice in Greece
- West Ridge Road (Route 104) plazas and big-box lots
- Greece Ridge retail district
- Medical and neighborhood retail on Latta Road and Long Pond Road
- Industrial and office parks on Mount Read Boulevard and Dewey Avenue
- Apartment communities and HOAs
Related: Snow Plowing · Sidewalk Clearing · De-icing & Ice Management · Snowfall Clearing & Hauling
Landscaping & Lawn Care in Greece
Most Greece homeowners want a lawn that looks good without a lot of fuss, and that is what our standing plans deliver: mowing and trimming, fertilization and weed control, clean-ups, and mulch and stone refreshes. Tree pruning and removal, foundation beds, and walkways cover the rest.
Commercial properties along the Ridge and the office parks get grounds maintenance and parking-area power sweeping so frontage stays presentable to customers and tenants.
Landscaping work we do in Greece
- Standing residential lawn and bed maintenance plans
- Spring and fall clean-ups, mulch, and decorative stone
- Tree pruning and removal
- Commercial grounds care and parking-area power sweeping
- Landscape design and installation
Related: Landscaping · Design · Property Maintenance · Retaining Walls · Tree Maintenance
Where We Work in Greece
What Greece Clients Say
“We trust CPM with our lawn and garden. They are excellent to deal with in every aspect. We strongly recommend CPM for all your landscaping needs.”
Common Questions From Greece Property Owners
Do you handle commercial snow contracts in Greece?
Yes. Greece’s West Ridge Road plazas, the Greece Ridge retail district, and the office and industrial parks on Mount Read Boulevard are exactly the kind of properties we plan for — plowing, sidewalk clearing, pre-wetted salt and liquid de-icing, and hauling when there’s nowhere left to push. Every commercial site gets a written plan before the season, including our contingency procedure for storms that drop 8 inches or more.
Do you do residential landscaping in Greece, or only commercial work?
Both. For homeowners in Greece we run standing maintenance plans, seasonal clean-ups, tree care, landscape design and installation, and hardscape like retaining walls and walkways. Commercial properties get full grounds care under the same plan as their snow service if they want one point of contact year-round.
Which number should I call for a property in Greece?
Greece is in Monroe County, so use our Monroe County line, (585) 621-8488. You can also request a free estimate online and we’ll follow up.
How does a free estimate work in Greece?
Call or send a quick request, we walk the property with you, and you get a clear written estimate — no surprise charges. For snow, we like to see the site before the season so the crew assigned to it knows the lot, the walks, and where the snow goes before the first storm.