Landscape Workshop has bolstered its Virginia operations through two strategic acquisitions: Green Dream Landscaping in Richmond and Chris’ Lawn Care (CLC) serving Lynchburg and Roanoke. These moves significantly expand the company’s service territory in the competitive Mid-Atlantic landscaping market.
Richmond Market Gains Established Player
The Green Dream acquisition marks Landscape Workshop’s second Richmond-area purchase, reinforcing its commitment to the region’s growing commercial landscaping sector. CEO J.T. Price emphasized the strategic value of Green Dream owner Trevor Danneman’s local expertise, noting it will enhance service delivery across the greater Richmond area. Danneman expressed confidence in the partnership, citing Landscape Workshop’s reputation for operational excellence and employee development.
Lynchburg-Roanoke Expansion Underway
CLC’s integration brings Landscape Workshop into new Virginia markets, with founders Chris and Trevor Templeton assuming senior leadership roles. Price highlighted CLC’s strong regional reputation as a foundation for continued growth. Chris Templeton praised Landscape Workshop’s industry-specific approach, contrasting it favorably with private equity-backed competitors, and expressed optimism about accelerated growth opportunities.
Southeast Dominance Continues
With these additions, Landscape Workshop now operates across 40 Southeastern markets spanning 11 states. The company maintains its position as an industry leader, currently ranked No. 27 on Lawn & Landscape’s Top 100 list. This expansion follows the firm’s pattern of strategic, market-focused acquisitions that preserve local leadership while leveraging corporate resources.
Industry Consolidation Trend Accelerates
The twin acquisitions reflect ongoing consolidation in the commercial landscaping sector, where established operators seek geographic density and operational synergies. Landscape Workshop’s Virginia expansion positions the company to better serve regional clients while offering acquired firms access to broader resources and growth capital. Industry observers note this strategy helps maintain service quality during periods of rapid expansion.
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