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

Spring Clean-Up

After a Wayland winter, every property looks rough. You've got dead branches everywhere, matted down leaves that didn't get cleaned up in the fall, and flower beds that look like a disaster zone. The grass is full of debris, and don't even get me started on what winter does to mulch beds.

Our spring clean-up basically resets everything. We rake out all the dead stuff from your beds, cut back the perennials that died back over winter, clean up the sticks and branches, and get your mulch looking fresh again. We also edge out your beds so there's a clean line between the grass and your plantings - makes a huge difference in how finished everything looks.

Most properties around here need this done sometime in late March or early April, depending on when things finally dry out enough to work on. The folks over near Heard Pond usually need it a bit earlier since that area tends to drain faster.

Properties with alot of trees take longer because there's just more debris to deal with, but we price everything based on what actually needs doing at your place.

Fall Clean-Up

Fall cleanup is probably the most important maintanence you can do all year, especially around Wayland where we've got so many mature trees. If you live anywhere near the areas with lots of oaks and maples - like around the Wayland Country Club or near the conservation land - you know exactly what I'm talking about. The leaves just keep coming.

Leaving all those leaves on your lawn over winter is basically suffocating your grass. Come spring, you'll have dead patches and thin spots everywhere. Plus wet leaves turn into this gross matted layer that's way harder to clean up later. And if they sit in your beds all winter, they can harbor diseases and pests that'll mess with your plants.

We usually do multiple visits in the fall because the leaves don't all drop at once. Some properties need 2 visits, some need 3 or 4 if you've got a ton of trees. We blow everything out of your beds and off your lawn, then either mulch it back into the grass (if its not too thick) or haul it away. We also cut back your perennials after they've died back and do a final edging of your beds before winter hits.

The timing on this really depends on your specific property. Places with mostly oaks are still dropping leaves well into November, while properties with more maples are usually done earlier. We just work with whatever your property needs.

Bi-Weekly Weeding

This is probably the service that saves our clients the most time and frustration. Weeds don't care about your busy schedule - they just keep growing. And if you let them go for a few weeks, suddenly your nice looking beds are full of crabgrass, dandelions, and whatever else decided to move in.

Bi-weekly weeding means we're coming by every two weeks during the growing season (usually late April through October around here) to pull out anything that doesn't belong in your beds. We're not talking about just spraying everything and hoping for the best. We actually pull the weeds out by hand or with tools, getting the roots so they don't just come right back.

This service makes sense for properties that want their landscaping to look consistently clean without having to think about it. Your beds stay looking fresh all season, and weeds never get established enough to become a real problem. Plus we can spot other issues while we're there like if something's dying or if you've got a drainage issue starting to develop.



Most of our commercial clients love this service because their properties always look professional when customers or clients show up. Nobody wants to pull up to an office building or retail space that's got weeds taking over the front entrance. For homeowners, its just nice to not have to spend your Saturday mornings bent over pulling weeds when you could be at the beach or grabbing lunch at one of the places in town center.