Yard cleanup, mulching and grounds care in Essex County, MA
A cared-for yard protects the house as much as it improves the curb appeal. Clear beds, trimmed shrubs and a dry foundation perimeter keep moisture and pests away from the building. We handle the seasonal work so it happens on time.
What we handle
- Mowing and trimming
- Spring and fall cleanups
- Mulching and bed work
- Brush and branch clearing
Signs it is time to call
- Leaves and debris smothering lawn and beds
- Overgrown shrubs touching siding or the roof edge
- Bare, weedy or washed-out garden beds
- Storm-fallen branches and brush
- A property you manage that needs a regular schedule
Common questions
When should spring cleanup happen in Massachusetts?
Usually once the ground has thawed and is no longer soggy, often in April. Working on wet lawns compacts the soil, so timing depends on the spring.
How much mulch should go in a bed?
About two to three inches is a good rule. Keep mulch pulled back from tree trunks and house siding; piling it against them holds moisture and invites rot and pests.
How short should the lawn be cut?
For the cool-season grasses common in New England, around three to four inches, and no more than about a third of the blade at a time. Cutting too short stresses the lawn and lets weeds in.
Where we work
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