Commercial Mowing, Lawn Care, &
Landscaping Maintenance in Brownstown, PA

Living in Brownstown means dealing with humid summers, cold winters, and soils that range from fertile limestone loam to heavy clay—perfect for crops but challenging for lawns. Our landscape maintenance and lawn care services are tailored to these local conditions. We provide regular mowing, precise edging, and hedge trimming to keep your turf looking sharp. From spring cleanup to winter prep, we handle every step so your lawn and gardens thrive year-round, reflecting the care and attention Brownstown properties deserve.

Brownstown’s roots trace back to 1728 when Swiss immigrant Henry Brown secured a 1,000-acre land grant east of Conestoga Creek, establishing the Brown family homestead roughly one mile from modern-day Brownstown and giving the community its name. Through the 19th century, Brownstown evolved from a farming enclave into a modest village, marked by the opening of its post office in 1888. To read more about Brownstown, visit the West Earl Township official website or explore the Brownstown Wikipedia page.

Top 10 Attractions of Brownstown, PA

• Bitzer’s Mill Covered Bridge – spans the Conestoga River and is the oldest covered bridge still in use in Lancaster County.

• Zook’s Mill Covered Bridge – crosses Cocalico Creek just west of town and has withstood major floods since its construction in 1849.

• Bridge in West Earl Township (Big Conestoga Creek Bridge No. 12) – a historic three-span concrete girder bridge carrying Farmersville Road over the Conestoga River in Brownstown.

• Conestoga River – a 61.6-mile tributary of the Susquehanna River forming Brownstown’s southern boundary, perfect for kayaking, fishing, and scenic riverside trails.

• Cocalico Creek – this 27.2-mile tributary outlines Brownstown’s western edge, offering tranquil fishing spots and canoeing opportunities.

• West Earl Township Park – located at 157 W. Metzler Road in Brownstown, the park features ball fields, a playground, pavilion, tennis courts, basketball court, and a short walking trail.

• Ephrata Cloister – an 18th-century semi-monastic community founded by Johann Conrad Beissel in 1732, now a museum and state historic site showcasing early religious life.

• Lititz Springs Park – a historic park in nearby Lititz, about 6 miles northwest, featuring natural springs, walking paths, children’s play areas, and year-round community events.

• Amish Farm and House – the first Amish-focused tourist attraction in the U.S., established in 1955 on a 300-year-old farm, offering guided tours and insights into traditional Amish life.

• Pinetown Bushong’s Mill Covered Bridge – built in 1867 by Elias McMellen, this red Burr-arch truss bridge spans the Conestoga River a few miles south of Brownstown and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

We provide landscape maintenance and lawn care services for all Brownstown ZIP codes and surrounding communities, including 17508, Millport, Akron, Farmersville, Leacock, Rothsville, Millway, Leola, Hunsecker, Hornig, Zooks Corner, and more.