Landscape Workshop Acquires Sprout Commercial Landscape Services
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Landscape Workshop announces the acquisition of Sprout Commercial Landscape Services (Sprout), marking the Company’s expansion into Charlotte, NC. This acquisition underscores Landscape Workshop’s dedication to growing its commercial landscape maintenance business in the Southern United States and providing professional and consistent services to top property management companies and owners.
Sprout’s corporate values are rooted in three fundamental beliefs: that the physical environment affects behavior, attention to detail matters, and exceptional customer service is key. Their property owners and managers have experienced peace of mind through their commitment to communication, service, and consistent execution.
“Our commitment to excellence and the professional development of our team has been the foundation of our success,” said William Siler, owner of Sprout. “Landscape Workshop shares these core values, making them the ideal partner to uphold our standards, create new opportunities for our employees, and continue to serve our clients at the highest level.”
Siler, the founder of Sprout, will continue to play an integral role in the combined Company. He will lead Landscape Workshop’s Charlotte operations as the General Manager.
“We are excited to integrate Sprout into the Landscape Workshop family,” stated J.T. Price, CEO of Landscape Workshop. “Their stellar reputation in the Charlotte market aligns with our mission and will initiate our presence in this vital market. William Siler is a leader that we are excited to partner with. On a personal level, I grew up in Rock Hill, started my career in Charlotte, and am excited to bring Landscape Workshop to my hometown.”
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, Florida, and now North Carolina. 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. Sprout was represented by David T. Lewis and Jack C. Prigden of Johnston Allison Hord.
