Waltham Landscape Services
Choose Waltham Landscape Services for reliable, professional, and creative outdoor solutions. Our experienced team is dedicated to enhancing your property’s beauty and value with personalized service you can trust.
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Waltham’s unique climate and geography present distinct challenges for residential lawn care. Winters often bring heavy snowfall and frequent road salting, which can lead to salt exposure and stress for turfgrass along driveways and sidewalks. In the summer, periods of drought can cause lawns to brown and thin, especially in sun-exposed areas like those found in the Highlands or Cedarwood neighborhoods. Many properties near Prospect Hill Park or along the Charles River feature mature trees, creating shaded lots that require specialized grass varieties and careful moisture management. Additionally, sloped yards common in areas like Piety Corner are prone to soil erosion, demanding tailored landscaping solutions to maintain healthy, stable turf. For more information on local environmental initiatives and best practices for yard care, visit the City of Waltham’s official website.
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Contact Your Local Waltham DPW for Yard Waste, Recycling & Missed Pick-Up
Keeping your Waltham property healthy and green is simple with the city’s robust yard waste and recycling programs. Residents can find schedules for curbside collection, bulk trash, recycling, and yard waste on the Waltham Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule page. Wondering if you’re an A or B week for yard waste collection? Check the Waltham A/B‑Week Yard Waste Collection Guide.
If your trash or yard waste was not picked up as scheduled, don’t worry—help is just a click away. The city provides clear instructions at What to Do If Your Trash/ Yard Waste Was Not Picked Up.
Waltham Department of Public Works
165 Lexington Street, Waltham, MA 02452
Phone: (781) 314‑3800
Lawn Care Regulations, Stormwater, & Permitting in Waltham, MA
Whether you’re installing new landscaping or maintaining existing green spaces, following local stormwater rules is essential. Waltham’s Clean Stormwater Initiative outlines how the city prevents flooding, pollution, and runoff into local waterways.
The Waltham Stormwater Management Plan (PDF) provides comprehensive strategies for developers, contractors, and homeowners. Learn how you can make a difference in protecting our environment by reviewing the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Brochure (PDF).
Still confused about what goes down the storm drain? The city explains the Difference Between Sewer & Storm Drains and how to keep local rivers clean.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Waltham, MA?
Our professional team proudly serves all Waltham neighborhoods, including:
- Cedarwood
- Highlands
- Piety Corner
- Warrendale
- The Lanes
- Lakeview
- South Side
- Banks Square
Each area gets tailored solutions to match soil, street layout, and unique environmental factors.
Supporting Sustainability with Waltham’s Conservation Commission
We stay in step with the Waltham Conservation Commission, which manages wetlands, resource areas, and public conservation land. If your project is near protected land or waterways, review the Conservation Filing Instructions & Meeting Schedules to ensure you have the right permits.
Learn more about policies for open space, trails, and native planting at the Land Use Policy for Storer Conservation Land, one of Waltham’s most treasured nature preserves.
Top Waltham Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Missed Yard Waste Pickups:
Seasonal surges of leaves and grass can mean missed collections. Our team checks the Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule and city missed pick-up info to help clients stay on track.
2. Stormwater Runoff & Pollution:
Improper grading or heavy rains can wash fertilizers and debris into storm drains. We use best practices from the Stormwater Management Plan (PDF) and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Brochure (PDF) to minimize runoff and keep local rivers clean.
3. Permitting Near Wetlands or Open Space:
For projects near wetlands, our team partners with the Conservation Commission and uses meeting schedules and instructions to ensure compliance.
What Makes Lawns in Waltham Different from the Rest of Massachusetts?
Waltham lawns blend classic suburban lots with historic estates, urban corridors, and stretches of conservation land. The city’s commitment to open space, clean water, and sustainable growth means every property must balance beauty, compliance, and eco-friendly practices. Our local experience ensures your lawn gets exactly what it needs.
Supporting Parks, Open Spaces, and Community Sustainability
Waltham is known for its vast open spaces, trails, and conservation lands. Policies like the Land Use Policy for Storer Conservation Land protect these areas and offer all residents a chance to connect with nature.
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Backed by Waltham’s Water & Stormwater Initiatives
Sustainable lawn care starts with water-wise practices. The city offers Water Conservation Tips (Indoor & Outdoor) to help you reduce irrigation, select drought-resistant plants, and care for your property during dry spells.
All landscaping is guided by Waltham’s ongoing NPDEs MS4 Annual Report and Stormwater Utility Fee info.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Waltham
- Lexington Street
- Moody Street
- Beaver Street
- Trapelo Road
- River Street
- Main Street