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Lawn care in Edgewater, close to the water.

Mowing, aeration and seeding, and leaf removal in the fall, near the shore and inland.

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Two soils, side by side

About two thirds

of Edgewater's land is in soil map units that include Annapolis soil, typically a well drained fine sandy loam.

  • About 63% of the land is urban land complexes: soil mixed with built-over ground.
  • pH 4.5 and 5.4 in Donlonton and Annapolis topsoil, both on the acid side.

Do you do lawn care in Edgewater?

Yes. We mow, aerate and overseed Edgewater lawns, plus fall leaf removal. About two thirds of the land here is in soil units that include Annapolis soil, typically a well drained fine sandy loam. Donlonton soil units, with the water table as shallow as about two feet, lie under about a seventh. Text (443) 223-8643; the estimate is free.

Sources: Anne Arundel County, MRLC land cover data, USDA NRCS Soil Data Access and Maryland DNR Critical Area maps. Checked October 8, 2026.

Close to tidal water

More than half

of Edgewater's land lies inside Maryland's Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, the land within 1,000 feet of tidal water.

Inside the Critical Area; Outside it
  • About 38% of Edgewater's land is under tree cover.
  • About a quarter of the land is medium or high intensity development, where at least half the ground is paved or roofed.
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Questions

Is a small Edgewater yard worth a quote?

Yes. The county's draft Region 9 plan calls Edgewater one of the most densely developed communities in Region 9, a legacy of its days as a port town, and we quote lawns of every size here, townhouse yards included.

Do you mow in Londontowne too?

Yes. Londontowne is part of the area we cover around Edgewater, and the estimate there is free as well.

Is the Critical Area Buffer wider on a sloped Edgewater lot?

It can be. Where slopes of 15 percent or more adjoin the 100 foot Buffer, the county expands it by four feet for every 1 percent of slope, or to 50 feet past the top of the slope, whichever is greater.

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