Westwood Landscape Services
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Get a Free QuoteFall Lawn Renovation: Aeration, Dethatching & Seeding Services in Westwood, MA
Amplify your Westwood lawn this fall with our comprehensive turf revitalization services designed for this affluent Norfolk County community. Targeted aeration shatters compacted soil structures to boost root expansion and nutrient circulation throughout your residential property. Complete dethatching eliminates accumulated organic layers that restrict fertilizer access to grass foundation networks across established suburban landscapes. Premium overseeding with premium-grade varieties establishes a robust, climate-adapted turf that withstands severe New England winters and returns flourishing each spring. Coordinate with Westwood's scheduled yard waste collection program operating designated weeks March through November, featuring paper bag requirements and 45-pound limits with convenient curbside pickup by 7AM on scheduled days.
Key Benefits:
- Targeted Soil Shattering - Boosts compacted structure breakdown for enhanced root expansion
- Complete Layer Elimination - Restricts accumulated barriers preventing fertilizer access
- Premium-Grade Varieties - Robust cultivars for climate-adapted New England excellence
- Scheduled Collection Coordination - Designated collection weeks with paper bag requirements and convenient curbside pickup
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Why Choose Westwood Landscape Services
Westwood Homeowners Trust Us
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Comprehensive Lawn Maintenance
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Reliable Seasonal Cleanups
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Efficient Snow Removal
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Competitive Pricing
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Professional Team
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Satisfaction Guarantee
Contact Your Local Westwood DPW for Yard Waste, Compost & Recycling Info
Caring for your lawn in Westwood is a breeze thanks to the town’s robust public works and recycling programs. Homeowners and landscapers can easily manage leaves, brush, and grass clippings by using the Yard Waste & Compost Bins program, which explains everything from curbside pickup to ordering bins and composters for home use. If you’re planning a major yard clean-up or a seasonal project, be sure to check out the town’s collection calendar and bulk item disposal options at the Trash & Recycling Pickup Guidelines.
Westwood Department of Public Works
50 Carby Street, Westwood, MA 02090
Phone: (781) 251‑2587
Lawn Care Regulations, Stormwater & Permitting in Westwood, MA
Westwood is known for its strong commitment to environmental health, making it essential for residents and contractors to follow local laws before starting any significant landscaping work. The eCode Wetlands Protection Bylaw (Chapter 384) outlines the strict requirements for work near wetlands, water bodies, and conservation zones—important for any property near Downey Street, Everett Street, or near any of Westwood’s many streams and brooks.
If your project includes new patios, expanded driveways, or land grading, it’s vital to comply with Stormwater Regulations & Rules. These rules protect against flooding and pollution, ensuring stormwater from yards and construction sites is safely managed. For a deeper look at the town’s strategic approach to water quality and runoff, see the Stormwater Management Program Overview.
Westwood also participates in regional environmental projects through the Neponset Stormwater Partnership, working with neighboring towns to improve the Neponset River’s health and maintain high standards for water protection.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Westwood, MA?
No matter where you live in Westwood, our team is ready to provide expert lawn and landscape services. We’re active in:
- Islington and the surrounding downtown
- University Avenue business and residential district
- The leafy High Street corridor
- Family neighborhoods near Deerfield School and Martha Jones School
- Pond Plain and the East Street area, known for their classic New England yards
- Weatherbee Estates and surrounding cul-de-sacs
We also handle work along Clapboardtree Street, Gay Street, and within the town’s network of open spaces.
Supporting Sustainability with the Conservation Commission
Eco-friendly practices are a Westwood priority. The Conservation & Stormwater Management Division manages wetland permitting, open space preservation, and educational outreach to keep the community green and informed. Homeowners working near sensitive areas need to use the Conservation Application Forms, and you can follow pending projects via the Current Conservation Applications page.
To keep Westwood’s tree canopy and wetlands thriving, review Conservation Bylaws & Tree Removal Guidelines before starting any tree work or land alterations. Our crews help homeowners remain fully compliant while still achieving their landscape goals.
Top Westwood Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Yard Waste & Brush Buildup:
Each fall and spring, Westwood properties accumulate heavy leaf and brush piles. Our service coordinates with the Yard Waste & Compost Bins program to ensure debris is quickly cleared and properly composted, keeping your yard and the town’s storm drains clear.
2. Stormwater Runoff & Drainage:
Areas like Pond Plain or properties along low-lying streets can face drainage issues during heavy rain. We design solutions that direct water safely and utilize Flood Maps to avoid flooding risk and meet all stormwater regulations.
3. Permitting for Wetland & Conservation Areas:
Westwood’s landscape is rich in protected wetlands. We guide you through the Conservation Application Forms and permitting for any landscape project near conservation land, so your improvements are legal and eco-friendly.
What Makes Lawns in Westwood Different from the Rest of Massachusetts?
Westwood combines New England charm with a proactive environmental approach. Unlike dense urban areas, residents here enjoy spacious lots, mature trees, and scenic wetlands. However, this means stricter rules for stormwater, wetlands, and tree protection. Our local expertise ensures your lawn is not only beautiful but in harmony with all town and state regulations.
Supporting Parks, Open Spaces & Community Conservation
Residents and visitors can enjoy miles of trails and protected spaces thanks to Westwood’s conservation leadership. To find your nearest public land or learn more about open space rules, visit Conservation Lands & Trails. Our work supports these green initiatives, keeping the town’s outdoor spaces welcoming and sustainable for everyone.
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Backed by Westwood’s Official Programs
Our commitment to sustainable and compliant service is backed by Conservation Bylaws & Tree Removal Guidelines and the Stormwater Management Program Overview. We help every homeowner balance lush landscaping with local eco-friendly standards.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Westwood
- High Street
- Washington Street
- Clapboardtree Street
- Pond Street
- Gay Street
- East Street