Landscaping Services in Whitman, MA

Yes, and most of our maintenance clients set it up that way. A single agreement covers weekly mowing through the season, spring and fall cleanups, mulch, bed maintenance, and snow removal in winter. One contractor, one point of contact, and a crew that knows your property in every season.

Yes, and sequencing them together usually saves money. Hardscape goes in first, drainage gets solved while the ground is already open, and lawn installation follows so we are not driving equipment across new turf. We plan the whole thing at the estimate.

Both. Plenty of clients start with a single spring cleanup or a mulch job and move to a maintenance plan later. There is no requirement to sign up for anything ongoing.

Usually a cleanup to see what you actually have, then a soil test. From there the sequence is almost always: correct pH with lime, relieve compaction with core aeration, overseed in the fall, and renovate the beds. Fixing drainage comes before any of it if water is standing on the property.

Spring cleanups: book in February — the pre-April-15 slots fill first. Fall aeration: book in August, since September is the only really good month for it. Snow contracts: book by September. Hardscape projects book several weeks out depending on the season.