Finding the grass is greener in Southwest Florida

Since 1991, Greenscapes CEO Steven Pruchansky has grown the company from a team of seven to more than 300 with more expansion and a new Fort Myers location underway.

JimJett.com. Greenscapes CEO Steven Pruchansky has grown the company from seven employees to more than 300 since acquiring the former Ray's Sod in 1991.
JimJett.com. Greenscapes CEO Steven Pruchansky has grown the company from seven employees to more than 300 since acquiring the former Ray's Sod in 1991.
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Steven Pruchansky was encouraged by friends to relocate from Boston to Naples in 1989, in part because, as the saying goes, the grass was greener on this side of the fence.

 

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