Perficut prides itself on creating and sustaining incredible relationships that last. That’s part of the reason that Jim McClarnon reached out to Team Perficut when he moved into his role as property manager of Wakonda Living. This group of single-family homes and duplexes backs up to Wakonda Club, one of Des Moines most prestigious golf courses, and Jim knew he wanted the grounds to look every bit as pristine as the course. Wakonda Living trusts Perficut to handle overall site maintenance, irrigation, landscape architecture, and snow/ice management. The site occupies approximately 145,000 square feet, and the team uses equipment that is right-sized to the lay of the land, which means smaller mowers in tight areas or on sloping terrain. With the right equipment for each part of the job, Perficut keeps the property in top shape so that homeowners can be proud of where they live. "I've worked with Perficut for more than 20 years on various properties and projects. I've always found them to be professional and responsive to my needs. Their management team understands customer service, and our account manager, Nick, consistently goes the extra mile to deliver quality services. I'm looking forward to continuing our relationship for years to come." -Jim McClarnon, Property Manager at Wakonda Living

Kreg Tool reached out to us to make sure the plants in their new headquarters matched the stunning interior. Perficut’s Floral Design team visited the site several times to draw inspiration from the wood and natural elements used in the building design. The new space was all about bringing the outside environment inside to Kreg Tool’s employees, and we chose specific colors and textures that emphasize that connection. From planters to specific plants chosen, everything was thoughtfully selected to work with the light and air flow of the new building. The space is full of natural and artificial light, and our team selected a wide variety of plants for the 14 planter pops located throughout the building. Our team visits the site two times each week to water and maintain the plants. These check-in visits also give us an opportunity to understand air flow in the space and give each plant the best chance of succeeding.