From Barclay Farm to Kingston Estates, we help Cherry Hill homeowners turn ordinary yards into standout outdoor spaces: paver patios, retaining walls, fresh beds, and lawns kept sharp all season.
Cherry Hill is mostly postwar suburbia, and it shows in the yards we work on. Mid-century split-levels and ranches in Kingston Estates, 1950s Capes on smaller lots in Erlton, and big, mature shade trees along the streets of Barclay Farm all need a slightly different approach.
On older properties that usually means tired foundation plantings to replace, concrete patios ready to become pavers, and a lot of leaves every fall. On larger lots it's full backyard builds with patios, seat walls and new beds. We do all of it with one crew, from design to the final clean-up.
Cherry Hill requires zoning permits for new patios and many tree removals, so we plan the paperwork into the schedule from day one rather than finding out mid-project.
Replace a cracked concrete slab or build a new backyard patio. Pavers are set on a compacted stone base so they stay level through freeze and thaw.
Cherry Hill's mature trees drop a lot of leaves. We clear beds and lawns and move the leaves to the curb strip in time for township pickup.
Fresh edging and mulch for foundation beds and tree rings, the fastest way to sharpen up an established Cherry Hill yard.
Seat walls around patios and low garden walls to level out sloped side yards, designed around the 4-foot permit threshold.
Weekly or bi-weekly mowing, edging and trimming on a set schedule, so the lawn always looks cared for.
Overgrown yews and hollies from the '60s and '70s get pruned back into shape or removed to make room for new plantings.
Cherry Hill requires a zoning permit for new patios and pavers, and patios count toward your lot's impervious-surface limit. Review typically takes around 10 business days, so we build that into the timeline.
Removing a tree 5 inches or more in diameter, or trimming more than 30% of it, generally needs a township tree permit. Homeowners can typically remove dead trees and up to three healthy ones per application. Invasive species and hazard trees are exempt.
The township collects loose leaves curbside in rounds from late October through December. Piles go on the grass strip, not in the street, at least 10 feet from storm drains, and never in plastic bags.
Cherry Hill requires sidewalks to be cleared within 48 hours after snow or ice stops falling. Our snow service covers driveways and walks so you're never scrambling.
Local rules change. We confirm permits and requirements with Cherry Hill Township before any job that needs them.
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Yes. Cherry Hill Township requires a zoning permit for new patios and pavers, and the patio counts toward your lot's impervious-coverage limit. We check your lot's coverage, prepare the drawing, and plan around the roughly 10-business-day review.
Most trees 5 inches or larger in diameter need a township tree removal permit, even on private property. Dead trees and up to three healthy trees can usually be approved per residential application. We'll tell you whether yours needs one before any work starts.
The township runs loose-leaf curbside collection in rounds from about late October through December. Our fall clean-ups move leaves to the grass strip so they're ready for pickup, and we keep piles away from storm drains as the township requires.
All of it: Barclay Farm, Kingston Estates, Erlton, Woodcrest, Old Orchard, Point of Woods, Ashland, Springdale and everywhere in between, across ZIP codes 08002, 08003 and 08034.
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