Lawn & Landscape Top 100 List
Ruppert Landscape ranked 12th in Lawn & Landscape’s 2025 Top 100 List.
Our mission is to provide opportunity for our people, take excellent care of our customers, and be a good steward of the environment and community.
We intend to be a continuously advancing leader in our industry, a quality service provider, and a great place to work for people who love to work. We accomplish this by creating opportunities for individuals to learn, contribute, advance, be part of a team, and have fun. Our company is known for its strong work ethic, a positive image, commitment to safety, inclusiveness, and respect for one another. We take pride in our company, workmanship, and community.
From cutting neighbor’s lawns in the early ‘70s to becoming one of the industry’s leading commercial landscape contractors, Ruppert Landscape has had a proven track record of growth.
As a leading landscape contractor, Ruppert Landscape embraces social responsibility as an opportunity to give back to the community both locally and internationally. Participating in philanthropic causes is consistent with our guiding principles in that it aids in building an organization that both employees and customers are proud to be associated with. Five percent of profit before tax is pledged annually for donations of products, services, expertise and financial resources to various charitable causes.
Ruppert Landscape and its team members have been recognized by many industry and national organizations, from the National Association of Landscape Professionals to the Washington Business Journal.
Ruppert Landscape is proud to be affiliated with a number of local and national professional landscape and construction organizations.
A commitment to our people, customers, community, and environment has always been part of our core values. Today, we recognize that commitment as upholding the principles of ESG – Environmental Sustainability, Social Responsibility, and Corporate Governance.
Ruppert Landscape ranked 12th in Lawn & Landscape’s 2025 Top 100 List.
[Featured in The Edge by the National Association of Landscape Professionals] After 20 years of planning, this park has become a treasure for the town of Cary, North Carolina.