Landscaping merrimack NH

We've been providing all of our lawn and landscaping services to Merrimack, New Hampshire since 1997. There are many landscaping businesses to select from in the area, but we offer the experience and pride that many landscaping and lawn mowing contractors do not possess. It is our job to make you satisfied with the work we do. Whether it is our weekly lawn mowing service, a spring or fall cleanup, or a bark mulch installation, we do it right the first time and every time.   We serve both commercial and residential customers in Merrimack, NH. So if you have a business located along busy Route 101A near Home Depot, we can provide you with any one of our award winning landscaping service. We offer all types of commercial account packages and methods of payment. As far as residential we cover the entire town. Our specialty for residential homeowners in Merrimack is our affordable landscaping and lawn mowing services.  

Useful Merrimack, NH Town Websites
https://www.merrimacknh.gov/ 

https://www.sau26.org/

https://www.merrimacknh.gov/solid-waste

https://www.merrimacklibrary.org/

 Merrimack, NH was originally the home of the Penacook Indians. These Native Americans were part of a confederacy of Algonquin tribes that occupied the basin of the Merrimack River and adjacent regions in New Hampshire. They called this area "Natukhog" or Naticook. The word "Merrimack" comes from an Abenaki term meaning either "the place of strong current" or "a sturgeon."European colonists settled here as early at 1655. In that year the Massachusetts General Court laid out land in current-day Merrimack to the town of Billerica, and John Cromwell is mentioned as having a trading house here. He built a house on the bank of the Merrimack River about a mile below Thornton's Ferry. The next permanent settler is believed to be Jonas Barrett in 1722. In 1658 the town became part of 'Brenton's Farm," and even later, became a part of the town of Dunstable. In 1734 the General Court of Massachusetts separated and granted the Town under the name of Naticook (which included the current-day town of Litchfield and the southern part of Merrimack). In 1741 the boundary line dispute between Massachsetts and New Hampshire was settled, changing several township boundary lines. On April 2, 1746 a petition was granted which incorporated "Merrymac"--the current Town of Merrimack. 

Your home extends far beyond its four walls. For everyone from passersby who are in the market for a new house to your kids seeking fun and excitement right in their own backyard, your home’s lawn, yard, and garden is a key part of the overall look and feel of your home sweet home. That’s why it’s so important to make sure that your Merrimack landscaping is just as beautifully designed and lovingly maintained as the rest of your home!

When you’re working to keep your landscaping looking its best, however, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and start neglecting a few things here or there. That’s why it’s so worthwhile to consider relying on our team of experienced, local Merrimack, NH landscaping specialists for all of your particular property maintenance needs. Whatever specialized landscaping Merrimack, New Hampshire services you’re interested in having done, we have the equipment, training, and proven reputability needed to make your home look as beautiful on the outside as you’ve made it on the inside!

Contact our landscaping experts today. Nothing beats our 25 years in the lawn maintenance business. Our team has been serving Merrimack, NH since 1997.  Contact our Landscaping professionals at SC Outdoor Services, LLC today.