The very best lawn care services in Irondequoit

Irondequoit may not be an easy place for strangers to pronounce, but it's a great place to call home! Just a stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle of Rochester, it manages to hold on to its unique character on the banks of Lake Ontario. It's just simply a lovely place to call home that provides you with many things to do in your spare time. One thing you may not relish doing when you have time off work is taking care of your lawn. You're not alone if you don't like lawn care and maintenance, many people don't enjoy spending their spare time toiling away on their lawns, and thanks to Lawn Love and they don't have to!

Lawn Love is a fully insured and bonded lawn care company. Our teams of highly experienced and skilled lawn care technicians can help you create and maintain a lawn you can be proud to come home to. We can take care of all your lawn needs, from weeding and seeding to mowing and trimming. There's no job too small or too big for Lawn Love!

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The Town of Irondequoit was established in 1839; during the latter part of the 19th century, the northern part of town along Lake Ontario was developed as a vacation and tourist spot for Rochester residents. At the time, it was called the "Coney Island of Western New York". The Seabreeze Amusement Park first opened in August of 1879; in fact, according to the National Amusement Park Historical Association Seabreeze is the fourth-oldest amusement park in the U.S. And the twelfth-oldest in the world. However, Seabreeze began as what was called a "trolley park"; a trolley brought visitors through scenic landscapes to a picnic area at the end of the line. It wasn't until 1900 that rides were added to Seabreeze. The best-known ride at Seabreeze is the Jack Rabbit roller coaster; the Jack Rabbit, which opened in 1920, is the fourth-oldest continuously operating roller coaster in the world.

After World War II, the town grew quickly with returning veterans in search of housing. In 1940, the population was 23,376, but by 1960 it doubled to 55,337. However, in recent decades, the population has declined somewhat; in 2017, the population of Irondequoit stood at 50,376.

In 1965, the town of Irondequoit earned a place in U.S. civil rights history by instituting one of the first voluntary desegregation programs. The Urban Suburban Inter-District Transfer Program began with twenty-five first graders from inner-city Rochester. In 1977, fifteen of the original twenty-five students successfully completed high school and graduated together. This achievement was celebrated on the U.S. Congressional Record and in a letter from the White House. The desegregation program continues to expand and benefit students from both Rochester and Irondequoit.

The Helmer Nature Center is a wonderful place for kids of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy and learn about nature. The beautiful park has 45 acres of woodlands, with lots of hiking trails. There is plentiful wildlife, and it's an excellent place to go bird watching. The park also has athletic fields for soccer and other sports.

Durand Eastman Park covers 977 acres along the shore of Lake Ontario. The northern boundary of the park is along nearly a one-mile stretch of lakeshore. The park was established in 1907 with a generous donation of land by Dr. Henry S. Durand and George Eastman. The park has a wide variety of trees and wildflowers, as well as wildlife along the hiking trails. The Slavin Arboretum within the park has an impressive collection of trees from all over the world. The park also has a municipal 18-hole golf course with a clubhouse.

Irondequoit Bay State Marine Park has easy access to both the bay and the beach of Lake Ontario. The bay side is an interesting area to explore, and the inlet is popular with locals for fishing. Unfortunately, the beach is not well maintained, most of it is private, and most of the street parking is for residents only.

McAvoy Memorial Park on Winton Road is an excellent place for playing sports of all kinds. It has fields for playing softball, soccer, and lacrosse. Notably, the fields are all covered in artificial turf. The park also has a playground for younger kids.

You can also spend a pleasant weekend shopping for unique items around Irondequoit. The Ontario Antiques Mall on East Ridge Road has tons of collectibles from hundreds of dealers. You never know what you might find there. Simply New York Marketplace and Gifts near Irondequoit Bay State Marine Park features items only made in the state of New York, such as Gold Cup Farm River Rat cheese. It's a great place to take your out-of-town visitors, or, to support the artisans of New York state.

Rather than work on your lawn this weekend, you deserve to relax. Lawn Love can take care of your Lawn care in Irondequoit. We provide all the lawn care services that you could possibly need, such as gutter cleaning, lawn mowing, leaf removal, and more.

To start using Lawn Love, fill out the free online quote form. Once you confirm your service, Lawn Love will arrive to maintain your lawn while you relax. Let Lawn Love do all the hard yard work for you and get out and explore all that Irondequoit has to offer.