Pembroke Landscape Services
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Pembroke, MA’s residential landscapes face a variety of environmental challenges shaped by the region’s climate and geography. Winters often bring heavy snowfall and icy conditions, leading to salt exposure from road treatments that can damage turf and ornamental plantings—especially in neighborhoods near Route 53 or around North Pembroke. In the summer, lawns in areas like Bryantville and near the Mattakeesett Ball Fields may experience drought stress due to sandy soils and periods of low rainfall. Many properties are shaded by mature oaks and pines, particularly those bordering the Indian Head River or near Hobomock Street, which can limit grass growth and encourage moss. Sloped yards, common in the vicinity of Oldham Pond, are prone to soil erosion during spring rains, requiring specialized care and erosion control measures. For more information on local environmental initiatives and best practices, visit the Town of Pembroke’s official website.
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Contact Your Local Pembroke DPW for Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Info
Pembroke offers residents a robust program for handling yard waste, brush, and general recycling. All details, including curbside guidelines and recycling center information, are available in the Pembroke Trash & Recycling Guide. If you have old shrubs, tree branches, or other organic material, the Pembroke Yard Waste Drop-Off FAQ provides a clear overview of accepted items and seasonal hours.
You can also visit the Pembroke Recycling Center Info page for up-to-date hours, access requirements, and instructions for drop-off at the Wilson E. Whittaker Recycling Center. For additional details on the facility’s operations, check the Wilson E. Whittaker Recycling Center Info.
Pembroke Department of Public Works
100 Center Street, Pembroke, MA 02359
Phone: (781) 293‑5762
Lawn Care Regulations, Stormwater, & Permits in Pembroke, MA
Protecting Pembroke’s local environment means staying informed about stormwater and wetlands rules. The town’s Stormwater “What is It & How to Help” Guide explains why runoff matters and how homeowners can reduce pollution. For actionable tips, review the Stormwater Pollution Solutions (PDF) and learn how to keep leaves and debris from clogging drains by following the Stormwater Leaf Hero Tips.
If you’re working near wetlands, riverbanks, or conservation land, consult the Pembroke Conservation Commission Filing Information before starting a landscaping project. This resource details local requirements and steps for proper filings.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Pembroke, MA?
Our landscaping team provides service across all Pembroke neighborhoods, including:
- North Pembroke
- Bryantville
- Pembroke Center
- East Pembroke
- Brick Kiln district
- Herring Run area
- Oldham Pond neighborhood
- Mattakeesett Street corridor
Supporting Sustainability with Pembroke’s Conservation & Open Space Committees
Sustainable landscaping is about more than green lawns—it’s about protecting Pembroke’s open space and water quality. Our work aligns with the Pembroke Conservation Commission Filing Information and the vision set by the Open Space & Hiking Trails Committee, which manages the town’s trails and natural corridors. We help clients navigate permitting and select environmentally responsible practices.
Top Pembroke Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Leaf and Debris Buildup:
Heavy tree cover means lots of leaves in fall and spring. We guide residents to use the Pembroke Yard Waste Drop-Off FAQ and Leaf Hero Tips for responsible cleanup.
2. Stormwater Runoff and Pollution:
Improper yard care can send nutrients and waste into local waterways. We educate clients with the Stormwater “What is It & How to Help” Guide and Stormwater Pollution Solutions (PDF).
3. Regulatory Compliance:
If your project is near wetlands, we streamline filings and compliance through the Conservation Commission Filing Information.
What Makes Lawns in Pembroke Different from the Rest of Massachusetts?
Pembroke’s landscape includes forests, ponds, and stream corridors that demand careful yard care and compliance with local stormwater and conservation policies. Compared to more urbanized communities, Pembroke properties require extra attention to runoff, debris management, and wetlands protection—something we excel at, thanks to our focus on local guidance.
Supporting Parks, Open Spaces, and Community Stewardship
Pembroke’s commitment to conservation and open space means there are many beautiful natural areas to enjoy. For walking, hiking, and exploring, check the Open Space & Hiking Trails Committee, which provides maps, stewardship tips, and local trail details.
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Backed by Pembroke’s Green Initiatives
Our approach uses compost, native plants, and strategic grading to prevent stormwater issues—all in line with Pembroke’s stormwater and conservation initiatives. We stay up-to-date on the latest pollution prevention strategies through the town’s official programs and PDF resources.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Pembroke
- Center Street
- Mattakeesett Street
- Barker Street
- Hobomock Street
- Washington Street
- Oldham Street