Key Services
- Landscape maintenance
- Interior wall construction
- Walkway construction or installation
- Shrub care
- Retaining walls
- Shrub pruning or trimming
Company Overview
A Cut Above Landscaping & Masonry is a full-service Charlton, MA contractor specializing in both hardscaping and comprehensive landscape care. We help homeowners address common local challenges like tree root lawn damage and poor lawn grading through expert solutions. For root damage, we construct durable retaining walls, install new patios and walkways, and perform professional shrub and tree management to prevent further issues. To correct poor drainage from improper grading, our team provides expert landscape construction, regrading, and the installation of functional greenscapes and drainage systems. From initial landscape design to ongoing maintenance, we build and care for outdoor spaces that are beautiful, functional, and built to last in the New England climate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a new patio or walkway help with tree root damage in my Charlton yard?
Absolutely. Tree roots can heave and crack existing surfaces. Our masonry team specializes in constructing new patios and walkways using techniques and materials that can better accommodate or redirect root growth, providing a stable, attractive surface that solves the immediate tripping hazard and enhances your landscape.
How do you fix poor lawn grading and drainage issues?
Poor grading is a common issue we address in Charlton. Our process starts with a landscape design assessment. We then use precise landscape construction and regrading to create the proper slope away from your home. This is often combined with installing functional retaining walls, permeable walkways, and strategic greenscape planting to manage water flow and protect your property's foundation and lawn health.
Should I remove a shrub causing root damage, or can it be managed?
Removal is one option, but not always necessary. Our shrub care experts can often manage the issue through strategic pruning, root barrier installation during hardscape projects, or even careful transplanting to a more suitable location. We'll assess the specific shrub, its health, and your overall landscape design goals to recommend the most practical and aesthetically pleasing solution for your yard.

















