Lawn Care in Walpole, NH
A good lawn is a weekly job. Our crews run regular mowing routes through Walpole and the surrounding towns all summer, keeping lawns cut, edges trimmed and beds tidy so you never have to think about it.
Residential customers get a reliable weekly or bi-weekly visit. Commercial properties, rentals and associations get a maintenance plan sized to the site.
Mowing and trimming
Scheduled mowing with string trimming around beds, fences and foundations, and clippings handled the way you prefer.
Bush and hedge trimming
Shaping hedges, shrubs and foundation plantings so they stay healthy and in bounds.
Fertilizing programs
Seasonal fertilizer applications timed for New England lawns to build thick, green turf.
General lawn care
Edging, bed weeding and the small jobs that keep a property looking cared for between visits.
Common Questions
How often should a lawn be mowed in the summer?
Weekly through the peak growing season, with bi-weekly visits in dry stretches. We set the schedule with you and adjust as the season changes.
Do you offer seasonal mowing contracts?
Yes. Most customers sign up for the season so their spot on the route is guaranteed, and we can bundle spring cleanup and fall leaf cleanup into the same plan.
Do you mow commercial properties?
Yes. We maintain commercial lots, rental properties and multi-unit buildings across the Connecticut Valley, and can combine summer mowing with winter plowing under one contract.
Lawn Care Service Area
Connecticut Valley Yard Works is based in Walpole, NH and serves towns on both sides of the Connecticut River, including:
- Walpole, NH
- North Walpole, NH
- Alstead, NH
- Westmoreland, NH
- Charlestown, NH
- Langdon, NH
- Keene, NH
- Surry, NH
- Marlow, NH
- Chesterfield, NH
- Swanzey, NH
- Hinsdale, NH
- Bellows Falls, VT
- Westminster, VT
- Rockingham, VT
- Saxtons River, VT
- Putney, VT
- Brattleboro, VT
- Springfield, VT
- Chester, VT
Get a Free Lawn Care Estimate
Tell us about the property and we will come out, take a look and send a written quote. No obligation.