Lawn Care

Proudly Serving Massachusetts

We serve homeowners across Canton, Dedham, Westwood, Walpole, Sharon, Stoughton, Avon, Brockton,Randolph, Milton, Easton and surrounding areas.
If you’re in the area and looking for a reliable landscaping partner, we’re here for you.

Proudly Serving Massachusetts

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FAQ

How often should I schedule mowing?

For most lawns in Massachusetts, we recommend mowing once a week during the growing season. This maintains optimal grass height and keeps your yard looking sharp.

What height do you cut the grass?

We typically cut between 2.5″ and 3.5″, depending on the grass type and season, to promote healthy growth and avoid stressing the lawn.

Do you collect or mulch the clippings?

By default, we mulch the clippings to return nutrients to the soil, but we can bag and remove them upon request.

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How often should I reapply mulch?

We recommend reapplying mulch once a year, typically in the spring. This helps maintain proper depth, appearance, and effectiveness for weed suppression and moisture retention.

What type of mulch do you recommend?

It depends on your goals. Hardwood and bark mulches are great for durability and aesthetics, while dyed mulches (black, brown, red) offer vibrant color. We’ll help you choose the best type for your landscape and soil.

Does mulch attract pests or insects?

Properly installed mulch rarely causes pest problems. We avoid piling mulch against foundations or plant stems, which can attract bugs. We also use quality mulch types that are less prone to harboring pests.

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When is the best time to aerate and overseed?

In Massachusetts, the ideal time is early fall or early spring. These seasons offer the best soil conditions and temperatures for seed germination and root development.

Will this help fix bare spots?

Yes! Overseeding fills in thin or patchy areas with new grass growth, while aeration helps the seeds make strong contact with the soil for better results.

Do I need to water the lawn after service?

Absolutely. Consistent watering is crucial for germination. We recommend watering lightly once or twice daily for the first 2–3 weeks until the new grass is established.

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When should I schedule a seasonal cleanup?

Schedule spring cleanups in March or April to prepare your yard for new growth, and fall cleanups in October or November to clear leaves and debris before winter.

Do you remove all leaves and branches?

Yes, we remove all leaves, twigs, and natural debris from your lawn, flower beds, and hard surfaces. We leave your property clean, neat, and ready for the season ahead.

Can you include gutter cleaning?

Gutter cleaning is available as an add-on service. Let us know in advance and we’ll include it in your seasonal cleanup estimate.

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How long before I can walk on the new sod?

We recommend waiting at least 10–14 days before walking on newly installed sod. This gives the roots time to establish and prevents shifting or damage.

How often should I water it?

Water daily for the first 2–3 weeks, especially in the morning. The goal is to keep the sod and soil consistently moist but not waterlogged until the roots take hold.

Will you remove my old lawn before installation?

Yes. Our sod installation includes removing the old grass, leveling the soil, and preparing the surface to ensure proper contact and a smooth, healthy result.