Easton Landscape Services
Choose Easton Landscape Services for expert design, quality craftsmanship, and personalized care. Let us create a beautiful, functional outdoor space that enhances your home and lifestyle.
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Easton, MA’s residential lawns face a variety of environmental challenges shaped by the region’s climate and geography. Winters bring frequent snow and ice, leading to salt exposure from road treatments that can damage turf along driveways and sidewalks, especially in neighborhoods like North Easton and around Borderland State Park. In the summer, periods of drought stress lawns, while mature trees in areas such as Five Corners create shaded lots that require specialized grass varieties and care routines. Sloped properties near Wheaton Farm and along Bay Road are also prone to soil erosion, demanding tailored solutions for stability and healthy growth. For more information on local environmental initiatives and best practices, visit the Town of Easton’s official website.
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Why Choose Easton Landscape Services
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Contact Your Local Easton DPW for Trash, Yard Waste & Recycling Info
Easton makes it easy for residents to keep their properties clean and environmentally friendly. For all trash pickup, recycling, and yard waste information, start with the Easton Trash & Recycling Pickup Info page. Here, you’ll find collection schedules, accepted materials, and answers to frequently asked questions about how to handle household waste and seasonal yard debris.
Planning a major outdoor cleanup or have unique disposal needs? The Easton DPW Administration & GIS Overview provides contact details and departmental guidance for everything from brush drop-off to stormwater issues.
Department of Public Works
130 Center Street, North Easton, MA 02356
Phone: (508) 230‑0800
Lawn Care Regulations, Stormwater & Wetlands Permitting in Easton, MA
Protecting Easton’s streams, ponds, and wetlands is a top town priority. Before starting any significant landscaping or yard project, review the Easton Wetlands Regulations (PDF). This document explains the boundaries, buffer zones, and requirements for projects near sensitive water resources.
If you’re a homeowner considering new plantings, regrading, or hardscape installations near wetlands, use the Homeowner’s Guide to Wetlands Permitting (PDF) for a clear step-by-step on applications and approvals.
Easton’s commitment to clean water extends to robust Easton Stormwater (DPW) Program, which monitors and manages runoff, infrastructure, and town compliance with state and federal laws. Property owners and contractors can also reference the Easton Stormwater Regulations (eCode360) to understand local drainage, paving, and erosion standards.
Community Green Initiatives & Open Space
Easton residents benefit from proactive planning and preservation of parks and natural resources. Stay up to date on future projects and outdoor opportunities by browsing the 2025 Draft Open Space & Recreation Plan, which details upcoming improvements to parks, trails, and conservation land.
Need to get rid of hazardous waste or special materials? The Hazardous Waste Collection Day Info page will keep you informed about special events for safe disposal of chemicals and non-yard debris.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Easton, MA?
Our professional landscaping and lawn care services are available throughout Easton, including:
- North Easton Village
- South Easton
- Five Corners
- Easton Center
- Furnace Village
- Eastondale
- Queset
- Rockery District
Wherever you live, we tailor our services to match neighborhood soil conditions, lot size, and conservation needs.
Supporting Easton’s Conservation Commission for Sustainable Landscaping
The Easton Conservation Commission Info is your source for local laws, resource links, and contact information for all conservation-related projects. If your home borders wetlands or protected land, this commission guides you through buffer zone rules, best practices, and responsible site management.
For questions about permits, planning, or compliance, start with their detailed Wetlands Protection & Permitting resources and always consult before breaking ground near conservation land.
Top Easton Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Seasonal Leaf & Yard Debris:
Easton’s tree-lined neighborhoods create major fall and spring cleanup needs. We schedule work to align with town pickup and recycling guidance and ensure leaves and brush never clog drains or streams.
2. Stormwater Drainage Issues:
Flat topography and heavy rain can cause flooding. Our team follows all local Easton Stormwater Regulations (eCode360) and partners with the DPW to create site-specific solutions like rain gardens, swales, or permeable pavers.
3. Wetland Buffer Compliance:
Properties close to conservation land must adhere to special rules. We handle all paperwork and project design to ensure full compliance with Easton’s wetland bylaws.
What Makes Lawns in Easton Different from the Rest of Massachusetts?
Easton’s unique mix of historic villages, open space, and active conservation means every property owner must balance curb appeal with environmental stewardship. Local wetlands, brooks, and wooded corridors demand extra care in plant selection, irrigation, and drainage. Our experience means your lawn will be healthy and green—and always town compliant.
Parks, Recreation, and Community Events
Easton’s Recreation Department offers seasonal programs and activities for all ages. The town’s commitment to open space ensures there are plenty of parks, playgrounds, and greenways for family fun and community health.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Easton
- Main Street
- Depot Street
- Bay Road
- Washington Street
- Purchase Street
- Poquanticut Avenue
- Foundry Street