Barnstable is the largest town we serve on the Cape, and the range shows in the work: Hyannis brings a level of commercial density unlike anywhere else on our route, storefronts, office parks, and multi-unit buildings that need dependable snow removal and year-round upkeep, while the quieter villages ringing it, Centerville, Cotuit, Osterville, Marstons Mills, West Barnstable, and Barnstable Village, call for a slower, more residential pace.
That variety means we staff for two different jobs under one town name. An older, established property in Cotuit or Osterville gets the same patient, preserve-what-works approach we’d use on a historic home elsewhere on the Cape, while a commercial lot in Hyannis runs on the tighter turnaround of a business account. Whether it’s a seasonal planting refresh in Centerville or a snow contract for a Hyannis office building, our crews already know which mode to switch into.
A full backyard renovation in Plymouth, MA, featuring a new paver patio and a rebuilt granite stairway at the home’s bulkhead entrance. See how Egan Landscape Group turned a yard with tight corners and worn wood steps into a finished, functional outdoor space.
See how we transformed The Pinehills’ Clark Rd entrance with smart irrigation, seasonal plantings, and year-round care after major road construction.
See how Egan Landscape Group transforms The Pinehills’ Stone Bridge with year-round seasonal displays, from spring blooms to holiday lights. Contact us to bring the same color to your community.
An old Plymouth walkway gets a fresh crushed stone upgrade, connecting driveway to patio with added stepping stones for durability and comfort.
Commercial landscape maintenance for HOAs & multi-family properties on the South Shore & Cape Cod. See our work at Rowen in Plymouth, MA.
We maintain The Summerhouse, the welcome center for The Pinehills in Plymouth, MA, as part of our ongoing landscape care across this 5 mile master-planned community. See how thoughtful landscaping helps create a strong first impression for homebuyers, and how we bring that same level of care to client-facing businesses and offices.
For customer-facing businesses, yes, curb appeal in a commercial district like Hyannis makes a real difference in foot traffic and first impressions. We handle everything from planter boxes and seasonal color to snow removal for sidewalks and parking areas, sized appropriately for a storefront rather than a large campus.
Villages like Osterville and Cotuit tend to have some of the most established landscaping we work with on the Cape, mature trees, decades-old plantings, stone walls that have settled into the property over time. Our approach there is usually more about maintaining and selectively improving what's already there rather than a full redesign.
It can. Properties further inland in Marstons Mills and West Barnstable generally deal with less salt exposure and wind than Hyannis or the villages closer to the water, so we have more flexibility with plant selection. Soil composition still varies lot to lot though, so we always assess the specific property before recommending a planting plan.
Yes. Read why your landscaping contract matters for how we structure commercial and community agreements.
