APHIX acquires Piedmont Landscape Management

APHIX has acquired Piedmont Landscape Management, giving the company its first branch in Georgia and extending its presence further into the Southeast.

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APHIX acquires Piedmont Landscape Management

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APHIX has acquired Piedmont Landscape Management, expanding its presence into Georgia and the Southeast. The acquisition adds a new branch to APHIX, with Piedmont operating as the Augusta Branch.

APHIX has acquired Piedmont Landscape Management, giving the company its first branch in Georgia and extending its presence further into the Southeast. Under the deal, Piedmont will operate as APHIX's Augusta Branch.

Since 1977, Piedmont has worked in commercial landscaping across the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) and Northeast Georgia. APHIX expects to continue expanding into new markets in the coming years, both by growing existing branches and by adding teams like Piedmont's into the business. The company currently ranks No. 63 on Lawn & Landscape's Top 100 list.

"From our initial conversations, it was clear that Patrick and the team at Piedmont Landscape Management embodied everything we value at APHIX," says Allen Sweeney, CEO of APHIX. "We're excited to welcome the Augusta Branch as our first location in Georgia and to bring that same level of care to the properties they serve. We look forward to growing alongside the Augusta community."

Owner Patrick Wells and the rest of the Piedmont team will stay on with APHIX, continuing to serve existing customers under the same day-to-day leadership.

"We want our customers to know that while our name may be changing, the people, relationships and commitment to service you have trusted are not," Wells says. "You have trusted us through changes before, and we remain committed to earning that trust every day. Joining APHIX gives us additional resources to continue leading and growing in the CSRA while delivering the same quality service you expect. We may be wearing a different hat, but we are still the same team focused on your success for the next 30 years and beyond."

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This story was originally published in Lawn & Landscape on September 17, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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