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Landscaping Chatham MA

Chatham sits on the southeastern tip of Cape Cod, with the Atlantic, Nantucket Sound and Pleasant Bay around it. We take care of lawns and landscaping all over town, for one visit or the whole season.

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Chatham's fertilizer regulation, simplified

Chatham's Board of Health adopted its fertilizer regulation in 2014 to protect the groundwater, which is the town's only source of drinking water, along with the ponds and estuaries it feeds. Here's what it sets out for putting fertilizer down:

They're good habits for any lawn, and a healthy, well-mowed lawn rarely needs to push those limits.

Source: Town of Chatham Board of Health fertilizer regulation

  • No fertilizer between November 12 and April 14, and none on frozen ground or dormant grass.
  • None during or just before heavy rain, which the regulation defines as more than 2 inches in 24 hours, or when the soil is saturated.
  • Nothing left on driveways, walkways or other hard surfaces, and nothing that can get into storm drains.
  • No closer than 100 feet to any water body, or within 400 feet of a public drinking water well, without permission.
  • No phosphorus unless a soil test from the past three years shows the need, or a lawn is being established or repaired.
  • Up to 1.0 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet at a time with at least 20% slow release, at least four weeks apart, and no more than 3.2 pounds a year.

Services in Chatham

Landscaping help across Chatham

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  • Lawn Mowing

    Regular mowing through the season, with the edges trimmed, at a height that helps the grass handle sun and wind.

  • Landscape Maintenance

    A lawn maintenance service covering mowing, weeding, bed work and leaf removal, for homes that need looking after all season.

  • Hedge Trimming

    Hedges shaped two or three times a season so they stay full and neat, even in an exposed spot.

  • Mulch Installation

    Mulch that holds moisture in sandy soil and keeps weeds down between visits.

  • Shrub Planting

    Shrubs and small bushes planted with good soil preparation, giving them the best chance in a coastal yard.

  • Seasonal Cleanups

    Spring and fall yard cleanups and winter snow removal that keep the property in order year round.

Lighthouse, fish pier and Monomoy

A seaside town through and through

Chatham was known as Monomoit before it was incorporated in 1712, and the sea has shaped it ever since. Chatham Light was established in 1808 and rebuilt in 1877, fishing boats bring their catch to the commercial fish pier, and just offshore, Monomoy Island is part of the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge.

On land, the town's past is just as easy to find, from the Chatham Windmill, built in 1797, to the Chatham Marconi Maritime Center, whose story starts in 1914. With the summer population reaching around 25,000, a lot of Chatham homes need to look their best right when the town is at its busiest.

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Get to know Chatham

About Chatham, MA

Chatham was settled in 1664 and incorporated on June 11, 1712. It sits on the southeastern tip of Cape Cod, bounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Nantucket Sound to the south and Pleasant Bay to the north. About 6,600 people lived here at the 2020 census.

The town is made up of several villages: Chatham, Chatham Port, North Chatham, West Chatham, South Chatham and Quitnesset. Between the lighthouse, the fish pier, the Marconi Maritime Center and the wildlife refuge on Monomoy, it's a town that rewards anyone who takes the time to explore it.

Settled
1664
Incorporated
1712
Chatham Light
Established 1808
Population (2020)
6,594
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