Garden and landscape maintenance services in Mumbai and Maharashtra — lawn care, plant and tree care, seasonal planting, hardscape upkeep and irrigation checks by trained gardeners (malis), on resident or scheduled-visit contracts for societies, campuses, airports and hotels.
Gardening & landscape maintenance in Mumbai & Maharashtra
Green spaces are the first thing visitors see and the first thing that suffers when maintenance slips. BFM provides trained gardeners and supervisors for residential societies, IT parks and campuses, airport premises, hotels and government compounds across Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur.
Scope of work
- Lawn care — mowing, edging, aeration, fertilising, weed control.
- Plant & tree care — pruning, watering schedules, pest and disease control, re-potting, manuring.
- Seasonal planting — flower beds, hedges and creepers refreshed to a calendar; pre-monsoon trimming away from façades, cables and CCTV lines.
- Hardscape — pathways, seating areas, water features and planters kept clean and safe.
- Irrigation & drainage — sprinkler and drip checks, drain clearing before and during monsoon.
Models & pricing
Resident malis (per head per month) for large campuses and societies, or scheduled visits (weekly/fortnightly) for smaller premises. Plants, manure and consumables billed at actuals or included in an AMC.
Areas served
Mumbai suburbs, Thane, Mira Road, Navi Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur; other districts on project basis.
How a BFM contract starts
- Site walk-through — we inspect the premises, map recurring issues and note access, shifts and safety requirements. Nothing is quoted from a template.
- Scope & staffing plan — a written scope, headcount, shift pattern, equipment list and SLA tailored to the site.
- Mobilisation — verified, trained and uniformed staff deployed with a supervisor; checklists and registers set up on day one.
- Review — monthly reports, inspection scores and a review meeting so standards keep rising.
Reporting & accountability
Every BFM site runs on supervisor checklists, attendance records and incident logs. You receive a monthly report with completed schedules, issues raised and closed, consumable usage and statutory documentation — the paperwork your auditors, committee or management ask for. If you bundle several services (for example housekeeping, pantry and technical AMC), they sit under one supervisor structure and one invoice.
Ready to talk? Request a quote with your property type, area and the services you need, or call us — we respond within one working day and can usually walk the site within the week.
What's included
- Lawn care — mowing, trimming, aeration and fertilising
- Plant care — pruning, watering schedules, pest & disease control
- Seasonal planting and landscape refresh
- Hardscape upkeep — pathways, seating areas and water features
- Irrigation checks and drainage maintenance
Why clients choose BFM for Gardening & Landscaping
- 01Trained malis with horticulture know-how
- 02Scheduled visits or resident gardeners
- 03Eco-friendly inputs where possible
Ideal for
Who we do gardening & landscaping for
Where we provide gardening & landscaping
Common questions
Do you provide resident gardeners or scheduled visits?
Both, and the right answer depends on planted area. Large societies, campuses and podium gardens usually justify one or more resident malis, because irrigation, pruning and pest care need daily attention and plants suffer quickly when they do not get it. Smaller premises, terrace gardens and office landscaping are better served by weekly or fortnightly visits from a travelling team. BFM assesses planted area, plant mix and irrigation type during the walk-through before recommending either.
What do you do before the monsoon?
Pre-monsoon horticulture work is about preventing damage rather than tidying up. BFM trims trees and creepers away from facades, cables, lighting and drainage paths; clears storm-water drains, channels and podium outlets; checks and shuts down irrigation that the rain will make redundant; stakes vulnerable plants; and inspects soil retention on podiums and slopes. On society sites this is scheduled well before the first rain, because the work becomes impossible once the ground is saturated.
Are plants, manure and materials included?
They can be either billed at actuals against your approval, or bundled into an annual maintenance contract with a defined allowance for replacement planting, manure, pesticide and potting material. Societies more often prefer the bundled model because it makes the annual budget predictable; corporate clients with a landscape designer usually prefer actuals so they control plant selection. Replacements outside normal attrition — after a storm, for example — are quoted separately.
How is landscape maintenance priced?
Resident gardener deployments are priced per person per month, inclusive of wages, statutory contributions and supervision. Visit-based maintenance is priced per visit against a defined scope and frequency. Materials are handled separately as described above. Planted area, plant mix, the presence of lawns, and whether irrigation is manual or automated all move the number, which is why BFM quotes after seeing the site rather than from a plan.
Can you maintain podium gardens and terrace landscaping?
Yes, and they need different handling from ground-level planting. Podium and terrace gardens sit over waterproofing and structure, so drainage layers, soil depth, load and water retention all matter more than they do at grade. BFM's routine on these sites covers outlet clearing, checking that drainage layers are not blocked with root or soil migration, controlled irrigation to avoid loading the slab, and flagging any waterproofing concern to the facility team early.
Do you handle pest and disease control for plants?
Yes. Horticultural pest and disease management is part of the scope — inspection for infestation, appropriate treatment, and advice on plant selection where a species keeps failing in your conditions. This is distinct from premises pest control, which BFM also provides as a separate service; the two are frequently held under one contract so a single supervisor coordinates both and treatments are timed not to conflict with each other.
