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Landscaping, Tree & Shoreline Services

Land around Sebago Lake needs thoughtful care. Tree work, view improvement, drainage, erosion, grading, and shoreline projects may be regulated and can affect water quality. This directory starts with local contractors whose published services fit lake homes, camps, and wooded properties.

Important: shoreland zoning and vegetation-clearing rules can apply even to work that seems routine. Ask the municipality or qualified contractor what permits or approvals are needed before cutting, filling, grading, or altering shoreline areas.

Local landscaping, tree and property contractors

TLC Tree Service — Casco

Tree service specializing in lakefront properties, hazardous removals, and aesthetics. Services include tree removal, trimming and pruning, stump removal, winter and storm work, and regulated view enhancement.

OPN Dock & Yard LLC — Sebago

A Sebago-based contractor combining landscaping and yard services with dock installation, removal, modification, and custom construction—useful when a waterfront project crosses between the yard and the water’s edge.

Gilman Driveway & Land Services LLC — Hiram

A compact-equipment service for land clearing, brush cutting, yard grading, garden preparation, tree planting, trail and property-access work, and material spreading. Best suited to improvement projects rather than routine weekly lawn care.

Clement Bros. Lawn & Landscape — Naples

Landscape design, installation and maintenance, gardening, lawn care, property watch, and winter services in the Sebago Lake Region.

L.J. Gagne Landscaping & Excavation — Windham

Landscape maintenance, estate gardening, planting, pruning, hardscapes, water features, stonework, and shoreland-zone work across Windham, Casco, Naples, Raymond, Standish, Sebago, and Bridgton.

Robbins Property Services — Windham

Landscaping, lawn care, tree and shrub service, seasonal cleanups, snow and ice management, and year-round property maintenance in Windham, Raymond, Standish, Gray, and nearby communities.

Questions to ask before hiring

  • Does this work require municipal shoreland-zone review or another permit?
  • Is the person planning tree work a Maine-licensed arborist?
  • How will soil, mulch, equipment, and debris be kept out of the lake?
  • Will the project preserve a stable vegetated buffer and control erosion?
  • Are stump grinding, cleanup, hauling, reseeding, and final grading included?

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