Landscaping Services In Brockton, Ma - Commercial & Residential Landscape Company

Spring Clean-Up

Winter in Brockton is brutal on yards. By April, you've got dead branches everywhere, matted leaves that never got raked, and grass that looks more brown than green. The soil's compacted from all that snow we get, and you can't even see your flower beds anymore under all the debris.

Spring clean-up means we come out once winter's actually done - usually late March or early April depending on the weather. We rake out all the dead stuff, cut back the perennials that died over winter, and get your beds cleaned up so new plants can actually grow. We also edge along your walkways and driveway where grass creeps over during winter. A lot of properties near Campello or up by Montello have big yards with mature trees, which means tons of sticks and branches to pick up. We haul all that away so you don't have to deal with it.

The thing about spring cleanup is timing matters. Do it too early and you might get another snow storm. Wait too long and weeds already started growing through all that dead stuff, making everything twice as hard. We've been doing this long enough to know when Brockton's actually ready.

Fall Clean-Up

Fall clean-up is different but just as important. Once leaves start dropping - and if you've got oaks or maples, you know how many leaves that is - they need to get off your lawn. Leaves that sit all winter turn into a soggy mat that kills grass and creates perfect conditions for fungus and disease.

We come through multiple times in fall because leaves don't all drop at once. First pass is usually October, then we come back in November once everything's really down. We blow out beds, rake or vacuum up leaves, and cut back plants that are done for the season. For properties with lots of trees like the neighborhoods around West Brockton, this might mean three or four visits to really stay on top of things.

Some people skip fall cleanup thinking they'll just deal with it in spring. Bad idea. You end up with dead grass, more weeds, and way more work come March. Plus if you've got leaves blocking your storm drains before winter, that's asking for drainage problems and ice issues.

Bi-Weekly Weeding

This is the service that actually keeps your property looking good all season long. Weeding once in spring doesn't cut it. Weeds grow back fast - especially in Brockton's climate where we get plenty of rain and the soil stays moist.

We come every two weeks from May through September and pull weeds from your beds. Not just the big obvious ones - we get the small ones too before they go to seed and create ten times more weeds. We also edge along borders where grass tries to invade your mulch beds.

The properties we see that look best are the ones doing regular weeding. It's not exciting work, but it makes a huge difference. Your beds actually look intentional instead of like nature's taking over. And plants you actually want grow better when they're not competing with crabgrass and dandelions for water and nutrients.

For commercial properties downtown or retail spots along Belmont Street, this service is huge. Customers notice weedy landscaping even if they don't realize that's what bothers them. Clean beds just look more professional and maintained.