
Belmont Landscape Services
Choose Belmont Landscape Services for expert care and creative solutions tailored to your outdoor needs. Our dedicated team ensures your landscape is beautiful, functional, and built to last.
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Belmont, MA’s unique blend of New England climate and diverse geography presents distinct challenges for residential lawn care. Winters bring heavy snowfall and frequent road salting, which can lead to salt buildup in soil and stress on grass near driveways and sidewalks. In the summer, periods of drought and heat can cause lawns to brown, especially in open areas like those near Payson Park or along the slopes of Belmont Hill. Many neighborhoods, such as Winn Brook and Cushing Square, feature mature trees that create shaded lots, making it essential to select shade-tolerant grass varieties and manage leaf litter to prevent fungal issues. Additionally, sloped yards common in areas bordering Beaver Brook Reservation are prone to soil erosion, requiring careful landscaping and ground cover choices.
To help residents address these environmental factors, the town provides resources and guidelines for sustainable landscaping and water management. For more information on local regulations and best practices, visit the Town of Belmont’s official website.

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Contact Your Local Belmont DPW for Yard Waste, Trash & Recycling Info
Belmont residents enjoy easy, sustainable yard waste and recycling solutions thanks to the town’s Department of Public Works. The Belmont Yard Waste Pickup page lists collection dates, accepted materials (leaves, grass, small branches), and instructions for curbside pickup. You can also find the full Belmont 2024–25 Collection Calendar (PDF) to stay on schedule for trash, recycling, and green waste disposal.
Following these guidelines keeps Belmont’s neighborhoods clean, supports composting efforts, and reduces landfill waste.
For more help:
Belmont Department of Public Works
37 C Street, Belmont, MA 02478
Phone: (617) 993-2680
Lawn Care Regulations & Permits in Belmont, MA
If your property borders wetlands, streams, or conservation land, you may need a permit for landscaping or construction. The Belmont Conservation Commission provides guidance on wetlands protection, buffer zones, and best practices to keep sensitive areas healthy.
Before starting major projects—like regrading, patio installation, or tree removal—review the Belmont Stormwater Management & Erosion Control Bylaw (PDF) to ensure your plans comply with town and state requirements.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Belmont, MA?
We offer professional landscaping and lawn care services across every neighborhood in Belmont, including:
- Belmont Center
- Waverley Square
- Payson Park
- Winn Brook
- Cushing Square
- Hillcrest
- Harvard Lawn
- Rock Meadow district
Our team tailors services for Belmont’s varied soils, topography, and historic homes.
Partnering With Belmont’s Conservation Commission for Sustainable Landscaping
Our approach to sustainable landscaping starts with the Belmont Conservation Commission. We follow local permitting rules and best practices for every project near wetlands, waterways, or open space.
We also consult the Stormwater Management Program (SWMP PDF) to ensure runoff from lawns and gardens doesn’t pollute streams or cause flooding. Our crews design and maintain properties with long-term environmental health in mind.
Top Belmont Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Compact Soil & Drainage Issues:
Much of Belmont’s landscape features compact soils, which can lead to puddling and weak grass growth. We recommend aeration, compost topdressing, and careful grading.
2. Runoff & Erosion Near Conservation Areas:
Properties near Rock Meadow or other conservation land face extra runoff challenges. We use buffer plantings and follow the Belmont Stormwater O&M Plan (PDF) for best practices.
3. Leaf & Brush Accumulation:
Mature trees and seasonal storms lead to heavy yard debris. We encourage residents to use the Belmont Yard Waste Pickup program and compost whenever possible.
What Makes Lawns in Belmont Different From the Rest of Massachusetts?
Belmont’s blend of historic neighborhoods, conservation land, and rolling hills requires a unique approach to landscaping. Unlike the sandy soils of the Cape or Boston’s dense city turf, Belmont lawns need careful management of water, soil quality, and environmental regulations. Our team’s local expertise ensures every property is healthy, green, and in compliance with town bylaws.
Supporting Local Parks, Recreation, & Conservation Land in Belmont
Our work extends to public spaces, helping maintain the lawns and landscapes that make Belmont special. The Belmont Recreation Department offers information about town parks, playgrounds, and outdoor programs.
For nature lovers, the Rock Meadow Conservation Area & Map provides access to trails, wildlife viewing, and scenic landscapes—protected by ongoing stewardship and thoughtful landscaping.
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Backed by Belmont’s Green Initiatives
Our company champions sustainability, following the Belmont Stormwater Management Program (SWMP PDF) and adopting composting, native planting, and water-wise strategies. Every lawn project is designed to minimize chemical use, support pollinators, and protect the town’s waterways.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Belmont
- Concord Avenue
- Pleasant Street
- Trapelo Road
- Mill Street
- Lexington Street
- Common Street