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Residential & Commercial
Lawn Maintenance
Professional Lawn Care for Discerning Homeowners & Commercial Properties Across MetroWest
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Residential & Commercial Lawn Care
Residential Programs
Weekly mowing with striped finish detail — the same crew, same day, every week for your home.
Estate Grounds
Comprehensive grounds care for MetroWest estate properties requiring the highest standards.
Commercial Properties
Professional grounds keeping for office parks, HOAs, and commercial campuses.
"The same crew has been caring for our lawn for eight years. They know every inch of the property — where the irrigation heads are, which areas need extra attention, when to adjust mowing height. That continuity makes all the difference."
— Homeowner, Dover MAProgram Scope
Year-Round Lawn Care for Homes & Properties
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Weekly Mowing & Trimming
Rotary and reel mowing at species-appropriate heights for the cool-season turf grasses common across…
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Turf Fertilization & Weed Control
Five to seven application programs tailored to your turf species and MetroWest soil conditions. Pre-…
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Spring & Fall Cleanups
Comprehensive debris removal, leaf clearing, bed preparation, and perennial cutback. Spring includes…
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Bed Maintenance & Mulching
Annual mulch application, bed edging, weed removal, and shrub pruning on a scheduled rotation. We ma…
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Irrigation Management
Spring startup, mid-season audits, head adjustments, and fall winterization — critical in Massachuse…
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Snow & Ice Management
Full-season snow and ice contracts available for maintenance clients across MetroWest. Plowing, salt…
Spring (March–May)
Spring cleanup, first mow, pre-emergent crabgrass application, irrigation startup, mulch installation, bed edging, and pruning of winter damage. New England's spring is compressed — the transition from frozen ground to peak growth can happen in weeks, and timing the pre-emergent application before soil temperatures reach 55°F is critical for crabgrass prevention.
Summer (June–August)
Weekly mowing at peak frequency, broadleaf weed treatments, irrigation monitoring, deadheading, and spot seeding for heat-stressed areas. Mowing heights are raised during drought periods to protect root systems — critical for the cool-season grasses that dominate MetroWest lawns, which suffer more from summer heat than winter cold.
Fall (September–November)
Core aeration, overseeding with turf-type tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass cultivars selected for disease resistance, fall fertilization, leaf removal, perennial cutback, and irrigation winterization. Fall is the most critical season for cool-season turf health in New England — the work done now determines next spring's appearance.
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Mission: Elevate Outdoor SpacesOnboarding
How We Start a New MetroWest Property
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Step 01
Property Assessment
The owner walks the entire property with you, documenting current conditions, identifying deferred maintenance, and noting problem areas requiring immediate attention. Soil testing is performed to establish a baseline for the fertility program.
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Scope Development
A written scope of work details every service, frequency, and standard. Mowing heights for your specific turf species, bed maintenance protocols, fertilization schedules based on soil test results, and seasonal cleanup scope are all specified. Nothing is assumed.
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Step 03
Crew Assignment
A dedicated crew leader is assigned to your property. They learn the site — irrigation head locations, grade changes, microclimates created by the mature tree canopy common on MetroWest properties — and develop a maintenance route that maximizes efficiency and consistency.
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First-Season Correction
If the previous contractor left deferred maintenance, we address it systematically during the first season. Bed restoration, edge re-establishment, turf overseeding, and pruning corrections bring the property to our standard. The goal is visible improvement within the first month.
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Ongoing Communication
Service reports, seasonal recommendations, and budget proposals for enhancements. Your crew leader is accessible for concerns. The owner remains personally involved in the ongoing management of every property in our MetroWest portfolio.
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