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Why Dallas, and why six offices
Leadership should live close to the cafes, branches and markets it is responsible for.
Gr3ySpace is headquartered in Dallas, with regional offices in Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Houston, Salt Lake City and San Francisco. The map is deliberate.
Why Dallas
Dallas puts the executive team, shared services, investor relations and division leadership in the middle of the country, a short flight from every other office and inside one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the United States. It is also a strong market for both companies: a large, growing population that buys specialty coffee and maintains a lot of lawn.
Why regional offices at all
Consumer and property services are local businesses. Weather, labor markets, licensing rules, grass types and coffee habits change from one region to the next. Decisions about them are better made by people who live with them.
- Dallas is headquarters.
- Washington, D.C. covers the Mid-Atlantic and government and regulatory affairs.
- Atlanta covers the Southeast.
- Houston runs Texas Gulf Coast operations.
- Salt Lake City covers the Mountain West.
- San Francisco is our technology and data office and covers the West Coast market.
Close to every market we will serve.
How the offices will work together
Regional leaders own their markets. The group owns the shared platform underneath them. The result should feel local to a customer and consistent to anyone comparing one region with another: the same standards, the same reporting and the same promise, delivered by people who know the neighborhood.
Visiting us
Our headquarters is at 1910 Pacific Avenue, Suite 2000, in Dallas. All six offices keep the same hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. local time. The best first step is the contact form, which routes each message to the right team the first time.
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