Looking for the best landscaper for large lots in Holliston? GOAT Hardscape reads each large lot before it seeds or feeds, then runs one plan for the lawn, the leaves and the snow. Call Adilson at (774) 578-2317.
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What a Big Holliston Lot Asks For
Lots run big here, often half an acre to well over an acre, so there is more lawn, more tree line, and glacial till underneath that holds water. Town elevation runs from about 125 feet near the brooks to over 400 feet at its high points, so a single property can have a wet back corner and a scorched front slope.
Holliston is heavily wooded, and the leaf load off mature oaks and maples usually takes several passes. Snow runs December into March, and rural frontage means long plow runs and open stretches that drift.
What We Do on a Large Lot
- Read the yard before we seed or feed
- Use aeration, regrading and soil amendment on the wet spots
- Set visits and irrigation around the town water ban
- Plan several leaf passes in fall
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Get Your Free EstimateFAQ, Best Landscaper for Large Lots in Holliston
When am I allowed to water my lawn in Holliston?
Holliston runs a mandatory water ban from May 1 through September 30. Even-numbered addresses water Tuesday and Thursday, odd-numbered addresses water Wednesday and Friday, and only before 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m. No outdoor water use at all between 9 and 5. We set irrigation schedules and time our visits around your address so you stay inside the rules.
My place is on a rural road with a long frontage. Can you plow it?
Yes, we run 24/7 snow removal. Rural Holliston frontage, long driveways, and the open stretches out near Braggville drift and take longer plow runs. We plan routes and set stakes before the first storm so you are not left waiting when the snow comes.