Lawn Care in Plymouth Township, Michigan
Professional lawn maintenance serving all Plymouth Township neighborhoods
Professional Lawn Care in Plymouth Township, MI
Plymouth Township sits in the northwest corner of Wayne County, wrapping around the City of Plymouth and bordering Canton to the south, Northville Township to the north, and Livonia to the east. It is a short drive up Sheldon Road and I-275 from our Wayne home base, so we cover the township often. We care for lawns across its established subdivisions near Ann Arbor Trail and Ann Arbor Road, the tree-lined streets of Lake Pointe, and the larger, wooded lots toward North Territorial Road on the rural northwest side. We know the local landmarks too, from Plymouth Township Park and Hines Park along Edward Hines Drive to the grounds near The Inn at St. John's on Five Mile and Fox Hills Golf Club. Properties here range from tidy residential lots to bigger spreads along the Lower Rouge River, and we keep every one of them healthy and sharp.
Lawn Mowing
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Yard Waste Removal
Your Trusted Plymouth Township Lawn Care Team
We Know Plymouth Township
We work the township regularly, from the subdivisions along Ann Arbor Road and Sheldon to the wooded lots near North Territorial. We know the streets, the soil, and what these lawns need.
We Also Serve
In addition to Plymouth Township, we provide lawn care throughout Metro Detroit.
About Plymouth Township, Michigan
Plymouth Charter Township is a township in Wayne County, Michigan, in western Metro Detroit, established in 1827 and chartered in 1977. Covering about 16 square miles with roughly 27,900 residents, it surrounds but is independent from the separate City of Plymouth. The main branch of the Rouge River forms within its historically farmed, now largely suburban and automotive-industrial land.
Local History
- Settled by New England pioneers in the 1820s, Plymouth was organized as a township by legislative act on April 12, 1827 under Governor Lewis Cass; the first township board met on May 25, 1827 at the home of John Tibbits.
- Henry Ford's Phoenix Mill, one of his small 'village industry' plants, opened in 1922 along the Middle Rouge River in the township and was notable for its largely female workforce.
- Plymouth gained charter township status on April 19, 1977, giving it greater protection from annexation and expanded taxing authority.
Culture and Community
- USA Hockey Arena at 14900 Beck Road, opened in 1996 as Compuware Arena, is the home of USA Hockey's National Team Development Program (U.S. National Under-17 and Under-18 teams) and was home to the OHL's Plymouth Whalers until 2015.
- Saint John's Resort (formerly The Inn at St. John's) at 44045 Five Mile Road occupies the former St. John's Provincial Seminary, a Catholic seminary that opened in the late 1940s and closed in 1988, with Romanesque Revival architecture.
- Edward N. Hines Park, a linear greenway and parkway along Hines Drive following the Middle Rouge River, runs through the township.
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