Mainscape

About Mainscape

Fishers built its business parks fast — glass office buildings and parking fields strung along 116th Street and out toward the interstate — and a lot that size doesn't clear itself before an 8 a.m. shift change. Mainscape works those properties on a scale measured in acres, not driveways, running plows in formation across a lot before the first employee badges in. The same crews spend the growing season mowing medians and shaping the beds along those corporate entrances, so winter work is simply the other half of keeping a property presentable in every direction. A fast-moving system out of the northwest can drop snow on Hamilton County in a matter of hours, and a property manager needs a lot open by shift change, not by noon. When the last windrow gets pushed to the edge of the property, the entrance drive is bare pavement again, ready for whatever the day brings.