Senske Family of Companies has acquired Greenup Lawn and Shrub Care, a Houston-based lawn care provider with more than 40 years of operating history. Senske is adding Greenup through Emerald Lawns, which is part of the Senske business.
Founded in 1984 by Harold and Susan Zick, Greenup has offered lawn care, tree care and pest control services to the Houston market.
Harold Zick holds both a bachelor's and master's degree in Turfgrass Management from Texas A&M University and spent decades leading Greenup's agronomic practices and business operations, while Susan Zick oversaw customer experience and office management.
"As Susan and I prepare for retirement, it was important to find the right partner — one that would respect what we built, take care of our employees, and continue delivering great service to our customers," says Harold Zick.. "We're confident Senske is the right long-term home for the business."
The acquisition further strengthens Emerald Lawn's presence in the Houston market, which the company entered more than a year ago as part of its broader Texas expansion strategy, complementing its established operations in Dallas, San Antonio and Austin.
For its part, Senkse ranks No. 24 on Lawn & Landscape's Top 100 list.
"Houston is a highly attractive and growing market for us," says Nate Hurst, CEO of Senske Family of Companies, the parent company of Emerald Lawns. "Greenup has built an exceptional business with a strong reputation and talented team. We are excited to welcome their employees and customers into Emerald Lawns and the Senske family and to build on the Zick's legacy by continuing to elevate the customer experience across the region."
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