Kingston Landscape Services
Choose Kingston Landscape Services for professional, reliable, and creative outdoor solutions. Our experienced team is dedicated to enhancing your property's beauty and value with personalized service you can trust.
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Kingston, MA’s unique coastal climate and diverse geography present distinct challenges for residential lawn care. Homeowners in neighborhoods like Rocky Nook and Indian Pond often contend with salt exposure from winter road treatments, which can stress turf and ornamental plantings. The summer months bring periods of drought stress, especially in areas near Silver Lake and shaded lots beneath mature oaks and pines, requiring specialized irrigation and shade-tolerant grass varieties. Sloped properties, common along the Jones River and near Gray’s Beach Park, are prone to soil erosion, demanding expert solutions for stabilization and healthy growth. For guidance on sustainable landscaping practices and local regulations, residents can consult the Town of Kingston’s official website.
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Why Choose Kingston Landscape Services
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Professional Team
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Contact Your Local Kingston Recycling & Disposal Center for Yard Waste & Organics
Kingston makes it easy for residents to manage yard waste, recycling, and compostable materials responsibly. The Kingston Recycling & Disposal Center accepts leaves, grass clippings, brush, and more. Residents can also take advantage of the Kingston Organics Waste Collection (PDF), a curbside program for food scraps and organic waste—helping divert material from the landfill and enrich local soil.
If you have questions or need a facility sticker, check the Recycling Center’s directory for hours and additional details:
Kingston Recycling & Disposal Center
32 Evergreen Street, Kingston, MA 02364
Phone: (781) 585‑0517
Lawn Care Regulations & Permits in Kingston, MA
Planning landscaping or improvements near wetlands, waterways, or conservation land? Review the Kingston Wetland Protection Regulations (PDF) for local rules, setbacks, and filing requirements. The Kingston Conservation Commission oversees all conservation permitting, and the Filing with Conservation Commission page guides you through required forms.
Stormwater management is also essential. Homeowners and contractors should consult the Stormwater Program and the Stormwater Management By‑Law (PDF) for best practices on grading, drainage, and erosion control.
What Neighborhoods Do We Serve in Kingston, MA?
Our experienced team serves every Kingston neighborhood, including:
- Rocky Nook
- Indian Pond
- Jones River Village
- Kingston Center
- Silver Lake area
- Treetop Lane
- Smiths Lane corridor
- Grays Beach district
No matter where you live, we tailor our approach to Kingston’s unique blend of forests, riverfront, and suburban homes.
Supporting Sustainability with Kingston’s Conservation Commission
Sustainable landscaping starts with a deep respect for Kingston’s natural resources. We work hand-in-hand with the Kingston Conservation Commission to ensure all work near wetlands, streams, or conservation properties meets local and state requirements. Filing and permitting are streamlined through their Filing with Conservation Commission page.
Want to explore the town’s beautiful protected lands? Use the Kingston Conservation Properties & Trail Maps for hiking and wildlife observation, and learn about stewardship and open space on the Kingston Open Space Committee page.
Top Kingston Lawn Problems (and How We Solve Them)
1. Wetland Proximity & Drainage:
With many neighborhoods near water or protected wetlands, proper grading and water flow are critical. We design drainage systems and rain gardens that follow Stormwater Program guidelines and all local bylaws.
2. Stormwater Pollution:
To protect Kingston’s waterways, we educate homeowners with the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Guide and promote practices that reduce fertilizer and pesticide runoff.
3. Composting & Debris Removal:
Keep your yard clean and green by using the Organics Waste Collection Program (PDF) and Recycling Center for seasonal yard waste.
What Makes Lawns in Kingston Different from the Rest of Massachusetts?
Kingston’s unique location—between the Jones River, Silver Lake, and Cape Cod Bay—creates microclimates and soil conditions not found in Boston or other South Shore towns. Many lawns here must thrive near salt air, riverbanks, or in neighborhoods adjacent to conservation land. Our expertise in Kingston’s local environment ensures your lawn is both beautiful and compliant with all local guidelines.
Supporting Parks, Recreation, and Open Space in Kingston
Recreation is at the heart of Kingston life. The Kingston Parks & Recreation Department organizes events, camps, and facility rentals for all ages. Residents enjoy access to beaches, sports fields, and play spaces—find them all in the Kingston Parks & Rec Facilities Directory.
Our team helps keep these shared spaces healthy and vibrant, supporting the community and the local environment.
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Backed by Kingston’s Green Initiatives
We support Kingston’s green goals with native planting, composting, and water-smart design. Our stormwater and open space practices always align with the latest Stormwater Management By‑Law (PDF) and conservation guidance from town officials.
Proudly Serving These Streets and Areas in Kingston
- Main Street
- Evergreen Street
- Smiths Lane
- Summer Street
- Wapping Road
- Landing Road