Maintaining the landscaping of a large homeowners association (HOA) is a significant responsibility that requires careful planning and budgeting. The appearance and health of common areas, green spaces, and community amenities directly impact property values and resident satisfaction. However, managing commercial landscape maintenance costs for large HOAs can be complex due to the size and…
In commercial construction and property development, timing is everything. Whether it’s a new shopping center, office complex, or residential community, every phase of the project depends on precise coordination to stay on schedule and within budget. Landscaping is often one of the final steps before a property opens to the public—but it’s also one of…
When it comes to landscaping commercial properties, trees do far more than enhance curb appeal. The right tree species can improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and create a welcoming environment for visitors, tenants, and employees alike. Thoughtful tree selection is both an art and a science—balancing visual impact with long-term sustainability and function. In…
Trees are one of the most valuable assets on any property. They provide shade, improve curb appeal, and contribute to a healthier environment. But without proper care, those same trees can become serious liabilities. Falling branches, root damage, and disease-related instability can pose threats to residents, visitors, and nearby structures. For property managers and owners,…
A well-maintained sports field is more than just a patch of grass—it’s the foundation for community engagement, athletic performance, and local pride. Whether it’s a youth soccer field, a community baseball diamond, or a multi-purpose athletic complex, maintaining a high-quality playing surface requires expertise, consistency, and attention to detail. Behind every smooth field and vibrant…
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Ray Leach is Chief Executive Officer for United Land Services.
He serves on our executive leadership team and handles daily field strategy for the organization and across our many branch locations to include compliance, finances, planning, and business development. Prior to his current role, he served as owner and operator of Southern Scapes, another mainstay in Northeast Florida focusing on landscape renovation, residential property care, and commercial design. His organization merged with United Landscapes to help lay the foundation for United Land Services as it exists today.
Ray brings over 30 years landscaping industry experience to our organization and is the driving force behind our commitment to quality and customer service. He carries professional certifications in Irrigation, Business Strategy & Planning, and specializes in organizational development and acquisitions.
Donnie Cope is Senior VP of Operations for United Land Services.
He serves on our executive leadership team and works as an extension of the President’s office in carrying out strategic goals for the organization. He collaborates with all our Northeast Florida branches to ensure our services are performed at the highest level by ensuring best practices are shared and followed. Prior to his current role, he served as Operations Manager for ULS and previously acted as owner and operator of Florida Turf Grass and Outdoor Concepts, servicing Northeast Florida with sod installation, grading, and design services.
Donnie brings over 7 years’ landscaping industry experience to our organization. He holds an Associate degree in Business Administration and Management from St. John’s Community College and specializes in tactical business leadership, change management, and operational strategy.
Bryan Lee is the Chief HR Officer for United Land Services.
He serves on the executive leadership team and is responsible for our human capital strategy and all areas of human resources within the organization. Prior to joining ULS, Bryan held top executive roles within human resources in both the transportation/logistics and manufacturing sectors.
Bryan has over 20 years of human resources and organizational development experience in both private and publicly traded companies with a focus on business strategy and cultural change. He holds a BA from the University of Maryland and an MBA from Jacksonville University.
Jason Lamb is Chief Financial Officer for United Land Services.
He serves on our executive leadership team. Jason entered the landscape industry as the CFO for Somerset Landscape in Chandler, AZ in 2011. At the time the business was doing $6M in annual revenue. It grew organically and with acquisitions in Las Vegas and Dallas, it grew to $35M in annual revenue when it was sold in 2018 to Yellowstone Landscape. Jason worked for Yellowstone Landscape for two years as a Regional Controller. He joined United Land Services in 2020 as the Director of Finance and is now responsible for planning, forecasting, budgeting, and reporting for each of the business units and acquisitions. Jason holds a Finance degree and an MBA from Arizona State University.
Vice President of Business Operation
Tom Enright is the Vice President of Business Operation for United Land Services.
Tom Enright joined the ULS team in 2021, with over 18 years Landscape Industry experience. He has spent the last decade in the Central Florida Market working in the Commercial Landscape Maintenance arena. Prior to joining ULS, Tom held a variety of roles including, Account Manager and Branch Manager with a largescale maintenance company. He also spent 8 years in the Atlanta market, focused on overseeing large Landscape Installation projects ranging from $100K to $5M. As Director, Tom focuses on keeping our equipment operating at optimal capacity and keeping all of our employees safe every day.
Tom holds an Associate degree in Architectural Design and Construction
Tatiana Kurtiyakova is Vice President of Accounting for United Land Services.
Tatiana has over 10 years of accounting and finance experience in distribution, retail, and manufacturing sectors. She has proven ability to lead accounting teams and is experienced in implementing best practices and continuous process improvements while supporting operational growth. Tatiana is a team-oriented leader with keen talent evaluation and staff development skills. She oversees all aspects of accounting functions, including accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger, financial audit, taxation, budgets, debt service, cash analysis and projections, and payroll
Tatiana holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Law; Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, S.E. in Finance from Valdosta State University; Master of Science in Accounting and Finance from Purdue University Global. Has an active CPA license in the State of Florida.
Vice President of Maintenance Operations
Jason Ackman is the Vice President of Maintenance Operations for United Land Services.
Jason Ackman has been in the landscape industry for over 30 years. Jason founded his first company at the age of 20 in 1996 in ponte vedra beach Fl. He then organically grew it to the greater Orlando area and over to the Tampa market, becoming one of the region’s premier and most trusted landscape maintenance providers with a business split of 70% maintenance and 30% enhancement/construction.
2015 Jason sold his company to Yellowstone at the age of 40 and stayed in the green industry with his fertalization/pest control company that he later sold.
In 2021 After serving a 6 year non- compete, during which time he formed a multifamily management company and grew it from Florida to Texas, he found the opportunity to start a new landscape maintenance company. This company would later in 2023 merge with United land services. during this span Jason was the ceo, and built his next company through both organic growth and acquisitions.
Jason’s strong talents in the landscape industry include- building a culture to where all employees feel like family, as well as organically growing and acquiring strong companies with the same interests/beliefs. With a background in team sports.
Jason strongly believes you have nothing without a team.