Commercial Landscape Account Manager

Posted 4 days ago

new day executive searchCarol Stream (IL)

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers Landscaping Services

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About the role

Commercial Landscape Account Manager Location: Chicago Suburbs Landscape Account Manager – Greater Chicago Area We are seeking an experienced Landscape Account Manager to oversee client relationships, manage landscape maintenance and enhancement projects, and ensure exceptional service delivery. This role is ideal for a proactive, customer-focused professional with strong operational and project management skills.

What You'll Do: Serve as the main point of contact for assigned clients and ensure strong ongoing relationships Manage maintenance and snow service renewals, budgets, and proposals Oversee landscape maintenance, enhancements, irrigation coordination, and snow operations Conduct regular site visits to ensure quality, safety, and contract compliance Partner closely with production, enhancement, and irrigation teams to execute work efficiently Identify service solutions and opportunities to grow accounts Track budgets, approve invoices, and support profitability goals What You Bring Experience in landscape management or a related field Strong knowledge of landscape maintenance, enhancements, and snow operations Excellent communication, customer service, and problem-solving skills Valid driver's license required Ability to manage multiple projects, timelines, and priorities Why Join Us Competitive pay & benefits Growth and professional development opportunities Supportive, team-oriented environment Drive Growth. Build Relationships. Lead Success.

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