Off the Court Property Maintenance Expands Multi-Service Property Care Across Amarillo, Texas

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An Off the Court Property Maintenance work truck on a residential job site in Amarillo, Texas, where the locally owned company provides tree, lawn, fence, and irrigation services across the Texas Panhandle.
The locally owned Amarillo based company now handles tree service, lawn care, fencing, and irrigation for Panhandle homeowners and businesses through peak summer season
AMARILLO, Texas - July 2, 2026 - Off the Court Property Maintenance [https://offthecourtpropertymaintenance.com/?utm_source=abnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=multiservice2026], a locally owned and insured property maintenance company serving Amarillo and the surrounding Texas Panhandle, has grown from its tree-care roots into full-service residential and commercial property maintenance. The expansion brings tree work, lawn care, fence installation, and irrigation under one local crew at the height of summer, when heat and storm season push demand up across the region.

Established in 2022, the company now covers four core service lines for homeowners and property managers: tree service [https://offthecourtpropertymaintenance.com/residential/tree-service?utm_source=abnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=multiservice2026], lawn care, fence installation, and sprinkler and irrigation. Customers can book one provider for seasonal yard work, storm cleanup, and property upkeep instead of coordinating several contractors.

Summer in the Texas Panhandle is hard on a property. Drought stress weakens older trees, dead limbs turn into a hazard in high wind, lawns need steady mowing and watering to survive triple-digit heat, and dry brush raises fire risk on larger lots. Off the Court Property Maintenance built its expanded menu around that reality, so a single call can cover hazard tree removal, regular lawn maintenance, sprinkler repair, and lot clearing while the season is at its peak.

"Most folks around Amarillo don't want to track down four different companies to keep their property in shape," said Jon Gilliam, owner of Off the Court Property Maintenance. "We started with tree work, and our customers kept asking if we could handle the rest. So we built the crew out to cover it."

The company serves Amarillo and communities within roughly a 30-mile radius, including Canyon, Bushland, Hereford, Vega, Claude, Panhandle, and White Deer. Current services include tree service, lawn and grounds care, fencing, sprinkler and irrigation, plus pressure washing, lot clearing, junk removal, and landscaping.

Homeowners and businesses can view service details and request a free estimate at offthecourtpropertymaintenance.com or by calling (806) 557-1828.

About Off The Court Property Maintenance

Off the Court Property Maintenance is a locally owned, insured property maintenance company based in Amarillo, Texas. Founded in 2022, the company provides tree service, lawn and grounds care, fencing, sprinkler and irrigation, and related property services to residential and commercial customers across Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.

Learn more at offthecourtpropertymaintenance.com

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