BrightView acquires Summit Landscape Group

The Rock Hill, South Carolina-based company has 180 employees.
The Rock Hill, South Carolina-based company has 180 employees.
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BrightView Holdings Inc., Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, has announced the acquisition of Summit Landscape Group LLC, a commercial landscaping company headquartered in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Established in 2011, Summit has built a reputation among its clients for providing a comprehensive landscape solution and delivering workmanship and service beyond expectations. Summit serves four regional markets, including Charlotte, North Carolina, Charleston and Hilton Head, South Carolina, and Nashville, Tennessee. The team of about 180 landscape professionals holds certifications to offer a full suite of landscaping services including turf management, agronomics, tree and plant care, landscape design and install, irrigation install and repair, outdoor living (hardscapes), landscape lighting, erosion control, storm water control and inspection, soil stabilization, grading and snow and ice removal.

“Today we are welcoming Summit Landscape Group to the BrightView family,” says Andrew Masterman, BrightView president and CEO. “We look forward to working with this team of talented landscapers who will apply their broad experience and capabilities to help us strengthen our mid-Atlantic region by expanding our existing footprints in Charlotte, Hilton Head and Nashville, as well as entering the attractive Charleston market. I am confident that together we will do great things.”

Founders Mike Knabenshue and Steve Adolph will remain with BrightView to provide leadership continuity.

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