Lawns with Character
by people with character
Why Choose Green Biz?
Reliable, Reputable, Personalized
Serving Residential and Commercial markets in Manatee and Sarasota counties since 1999, Green Biz Landscape Services is a provider of total lawn and landscaping care. What does this mean for you? It means that we not only mow your property; we consider the total health of your lawn and landscaping and keep it in the best possible condition. Green Biz is large enough to meet of all your lawn and landscaping needs and small enough to ensure personal service and dedication to each one of our customers. We take pride in a job well done and building longterm business relationships with our customers. We will gladly provide corporate and character references. Should you have any questions, please call us at (941) 737-1978.
Veteran-owned, Family Operated
Green Biz is locally owned and operated by Todd Meschelle, an Army combat veteran who served the United States as part of the 82nd Airborne Division, Military Police, and in-field artillery at Ft. Bragg. After serving in Korea and other areas of the world, Todd served in Operation Enduring Freedom in Agghanistan. Todd and his wife, Sheila (a Manatee County native who also works with Green Biz), have been married for 24 years and have three grown children, Jennifer (amazing mom to Todd & Sheila's grand babies), Nathan (who operates a thriving fishing company in Cortez), & Matthew (an Airforce veteran).
Neighborhood & Community Inspired
In addition to creating magical lawns and landscapes, Todd and Sheila are active in the community and their neighborhood. Todd serves the West Coast No. 409 Masonic Lodge in multiple capacities, including as the former lodgemaster. In addition to their charitable work through the Masons, Todd and Sheila support several charitable organizations including the Susan B Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and the Wounded Warriors program. They also donate their time to assisting organizations cleaning up after the red tide crisis of 2018. They spent countless hours removing deceased animals from the beaches, and most recently donated their time and resources to repopulate the fish and shellfish supply in the surrounding waters. .