
Spring & fall cleanups
A property cleanup: an overgrown side yard cut back, and the walkway beside the house uncovered and edged.
Grass cutting, cleanups, tree and hedge trimming and eavestroughs across all of Welland — and roofing, eavestrough installation, fences and sod when a property needs more than upkeep.

Welland's ground is what shapes most of that work. The city sits on heavy clay that holds water, so where the rain goes — off the roof, out of the downspout, across the lawn — matters here more than almost anywhere in Niagara.
That's why a Welland quote talks about grade and downspouts even when you only asked about the lawn.
The before and after on this page is one of ours: a Welland side yard that had disappeared under long grass and weeds, cut back with the walkway beside the house uncovered and edged.
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Before and after in Welland


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Spring & fall cleanups
A property cleanup: an overgrown side yard cut back, and the walkway beside the house uncovered and edged.
Working in Welland
Most of the Welland River's watershed lies on the Haldimand Clay Plain, made of fine lake-bottom clays and silts. Very little rain soaks in, which is why the river rises sharply after a storm — and why a Welland yard can stay soggy for days.
City studies found more than 2,300 places where rainwater gets into Welland's sanitary sewers, many of them downspouts on private property. To qualify for the City's SWAP flood-protection grant, owners have to disconnect downspouts, foundation drains and weeping tile from the sanitary sewer.
On Welland's clay, a lawn can sit wet well into spring and then bake hard in a dry summer. Cutting waits until the ground can take the mower without rutting, and in the heat the grass is left a little longer to shade the soil.
Welland's Fence By-law 2022-82 allows fences up to 2.5 m along rear and side lot lines in residential zones — taller than the 2 m limit in several neighbouring towns — with 1 m in the front yard. Barbed wire and electric fences aren't allowed.
All of Welland.
Yes — the City's SWAP program. To qualify, downspouts, foundation drains and weeping tile have to be disconnected from the sanitary sewer. Check the current amount and terms with the City before you plan around it.
Yes — Welland doesn't require a permit to remove a tree on private property. City trees, usually within about 2 m of the curb, need the forestry supervisor's approval for any pruning.
Up to 2.5 m along the rear and side lot lines in a residential zone, and 1 m in the front yard, under Fence By-law 2022-82.
Usually it's the grade. Regrading so water runs away from the house, then new sod on topsoil, fixes more Welland yards than any amount of cutting or seeding.
Yes, every part of the city for maintenance and contracting. If you're just outside it, ask — it's a quick answer.
No. Snow routes run in St. Catharines and Thorold. In Welland we're here from spring to late fall.
No. In Welland, trees within about 2 m of the curb are usually the City's, and residents can't prune them without the forestry supervisor's approval. Trees on your own property need no permit to remove.
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A home, a condo corporation, or a list of sites — same form. If it's more than one property, say so and we'll ask for the list.
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