Landscape Workshop announces two acquisitions

Landscape Workshop

Landscape Workshop on December 19 announced acquisitions of two Florida-based companies – Servello & Son, Inc. and ALOTT Commercial Land Management.

Founded by Greg and Lisa Servello, Servello & Son has built a strong reputation in the Orlando area, based on excellence and customer satisfaction.

“Landscape Workshop has consistently demonstrated success and growth in Florida, making this expansion a natural progression for our company,” said J.T. Price, CEO of Landscape Workshop. “The addition of Servello & Son allows us to enhance our services and reach a broader client base in this key market. We are excited to plant our roots in Orlando and look forward to continued growth in the region.

Greg Servello stated, “My wife and I are pleased to join forces with a company that shares our commitment to quality and values. We are confident that Landscape Workshop will continue to uphold the standards we’ve established and provide new opportunities for our team and clients alike.”

The acquisition of ALOTT Commercial Land Management is a strategic move that expands Landscape Workshop’s reach into the Tampa, Florida market. The move aligns with Landscape Workshop’s mission to deliver top-tier grounds management and enrich customer satisfaction across new regions.

“We’re excited to bring ALOTT into the Landscape Workshop family,” said Price. “This acquisition not only enhances our service capability in the Tampa area but also reinforces our commitment to excellence and growth. We’re eager to integrate ALOTT’s expertise and continue offering premium service to an expanding client base.”

David Fry, owner of ALOTT Commercial Land Management, stated, “Choosing Landscape Workshop was the right decision for both our clients and our team. Their commitment to maintaining high service standards and fostering team growth was crucial in my decision-making process.”

Landscape Workshop operates across 35 Southeastern markets, including Alabama, Georgia, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Florida.

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