Landscape Workshop recently completed the acquisition of Cut Above Enterprises in Greenville, S.C., entering the Upstate South Carolina commercial landscaping market.
Cut Above Enterprises has had a reputation in the upstate South Carolina region since its establishment in the mid-90s. Under the leadership of BJ Flora, the firm has become a top-tier provider of commercial landscape maintenance and installation services within the Greenville market.
"Our success stems from our commitment to delivering top-notch results and nurturing our workforce’s growth. It was clear that partnering with Landscape Workshop, a company that mirrors our values and standards, especially in employee welfare and career prospects, was the natural progression,” Flora says.
Flora will assume the general manager position at Landscape Workshop. He will be accountable for
facilitating a seamless transition for Cut Above’s valued customers and 25 employees. Also joining Landscape Workshop in a management capacity is Cut Above’s Wes Myers. Myers’ leadership at Cut Above was an essential part of their success, and Landscape Workshop looks forward to adding his operational expertise.
"We’re excited about the acquisition of Cut Above Enterprises. Their strong local presence and outstanding reputation align perfectly with Landscape Workshop. We’re eager to welcome the Cut Above professionals into the Landscape Workshop family and look forward to the prospects our extended reach in South Carolina brings,” says J.T. Price, CEO of Landscape Workshop.
Landscape Workshop is a full-service grounds management firm, delivering professional service and expert maintenance for commercial outdoor spaces since 1984. Serving 30 Southeastern markets, Landscape Workshop operates in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida. Landscape Workshop is backed by Carousel Capital and McKinney Capital.
Stuart Maxey and Butler Sparks of Bradley served as Landscape Workshop’s legal counsel in this transaction. Cut Above Enterprises was represented by N. Ward Lambert of Hudson Lambert Parrott, LLC.
