Landscaping in Canfield, Ohio: Lawn Care and Snow Removal
Weekly mowing, beds, mulch, hedges, leaf cleanup and snow plowing for homes in the city of Canfield and Canfield Township, from a crew based in Warren.
Phillips Care Landscaping · Warren, OH
Phillips Care Landscaping handles landscaping in Canfield, Ohio, for homes in both the city and Canfield Township: weekly lawn care, mulch, hedge trimming, leaf removal and snow plowing. Our crew is based in Warren, about 18 miles north, and we do not keep a Canfield office. Fernando Phillips started the company in 2012 after years in lawn care, and it is still locally owned. Quotes are free. Call (330) 353-9809.
Lawn Care in Canfield, Ohio
Most Canfield customers start with weekly mowing. Every visit the lawn is cut and edged along the driveway, walks, curb and beds, so the yard looks finished from the road. NOAA normals for the Youngstown-Warren airport put the last spring freeze around May 6 and the first fall freeze around October 14, and that window is when lawns here grow hardest and need a steady weekly cut. We look at each lawn before we quote, because a front yard off Broad Street and a wide lot out in the township need different amounts of trimming and mowing time. See weekly lawn mowing in Canfield.
City or Township: The Rules That Change Your Yard Work
Canfield is two governments. The city, about 7,700 people on roughly five square miles, sits in the middle of Canfield Township, which has close to 17,000 people on almost 26 square miles. Leaves, plowing and sidewalks work differently on each side of that line, which changes how we plan landscaping in Canfield for you. Tell us which side you are on when you call.
| Topic | City of Canfield | Canfield Township |
|---|---|---|
| Fall leaves | Loose leaves in a single row at the street edge, no more than 6 feet from it, never in the street. 2026 sweeps ran October 19 to November 25 | Tied compostable bags at the curb by 8 a.m. Tuesdays north of US 224, Thursdays south, usually the third week of October through Thanksgiving |
| Street plowing | City crews plow once snow reaches 2 inches. A 3 inch snowfall in 24 hours triggers the snow emergency parking ban | Five township trucks plow and salt township roads |
| Snow from driveways | Residents and plowing contractors may not push, shovel or blow snow onto or across a city street | The state law the city cites, ORC 4511.74, applies statewide |
| Sidewalks and right of way | Owners clear their own walks. The city only clears around the Village Green, parks and city buildings | The township reseeds plow damage in the road right of way each spring |
Leaf Removal Before Canfield's Pickup Ends
Leaf removal calls in the Valley peak in November, right as Canfield's pickup seasons close: the city's last 2026 sweep was November 25, and township bag pickup usually ends around Thanksgiving. Leaves left after that sit all winter, so we clear them from lawns and beds before the grass is smothered.
For city homes we can pile the cleared leaves in the single row the city crews ask for, with no sticks or grass clippings mixed in, and for township homes we can bag them in compostable bags for the Tuesday or Thursday pickup.
See leaf removal and fall cleanup. In March, a spring cleanup clears sticks and leftover leaves before the first mow.
Snow Removal in Canfield
Under NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals, the Youngstown-Warren airport, the nearest weather station with long records, averages 67.8 inches of snow a season, and January is the snowiest month at almost 20 inches. In the city, plows push a ridge of snow across driveway entrances, and clearing it is the homeowner's job. City Ordinance 311.01 and Ohio law also bar contractors from plowing or blowing snow onto or across a street, so when we plow your driveway in Canfield, the snow gets stacked on your property, past the driveway in the direction of traffic, not dumped into the road.
- Driveway snow plowing for city and township homes
- Clearing the ridge the street plow leaves at the end of the drive
- Shoveling front sidewalks, which city owners must keep clear themselves
We also plow parking lots and clear walks for Canfield businesses along US 224 and Route 62.
Landscaping, Mulch and Hedges
Canfield was laid out in 1798 by a surveyor from Connecticut, with a New England style green at its center, and the Green is still the heart of town. Whether your house faces Broad Street or sits in a newer township subdivision, our landscaping in Canfield covers the work that makes a yard look cared for: building and refreshing flower beds, planting shrubs and flowers, and keeping the landscaping maintained all season. Fresh mulch installation with a clean edge does the most for the least, and April and May are when most people book it. Overgrown bushes get hedge and shrub trimming back to a tidy shape. See landscaping services.
Where We Work in Canfield
We handle landscaping in Canfield across the whole city and township, including:
- Homes around the Green and along Broad Street
- Streets near the Canfield Fairgrounds on Route 46
- Township neighborhoods north and south of US 224
- Rural roads out toward Mill Creek MetroParks Farm on Columbiana-Canfield Road
Canfield Township borders Austintown to the north and Boardman to the east, and we work in both. See all the towns we serve.
Based in Warren, Working in Canfield
Phillips Care Landscaping has one location, in Warren. For landscaping in Canfield the crew takes Route 169 through Niles, then Route 11 south to US 224, about a 30 minute drive. Fernando Phillips and co-owner Richard Phillips Jr. run the company, so you talk to the people doing the work.
What Sets the Price for Landscaping in Canfield
Quotes are free and based on your property. Mowing depends on lawn size, slopes and edging, so a big township lot and a small city lot price differently. Mulch depends on the number of beds and the weeding first, hedge work on shrub count and size, and snow removal on driveway length and the walks you want cleared.
Get a Free Quote in Canfield
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Call or send the form
Call (330) 353-9809 or send the quote form with your Canfield address and the work you need.
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We see the property
We look at the lawn, beds, hedges or driveway so the price fits your yard.
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You get a clear price
Say yes and you go on the schedule. Learn more about Phillips Care Landscaping in Warren.
Last updated October 30, 2026 by Phillips Care Landscaping, Warren, OH.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you work in Canfield Township or just the city of Canfield?
Both. The city of Canfield sits in the middle of Canfield Township, and we cover homes on either side of the line, from the streets around the Green to township neighborhoods north and south of US 224. The services are the same: weekly mowing and edging, landscaping, mulch, hedge trimming, leaf removal, spring cleanup and snow plowing. Tell us which one you live in when you call, because leaf pickup and some snow rules differ between the city and the township.
Can a snow plow push snow into the street in Canfield?
No. City of Canfield Ordinance 311.01 and Ohio Revised Code 4511.74 say residents and plowing contractors may not plow, shovel or blow snow onto or across a street. The city asks people to pile driveway snow past the driveway in the direction of traffic. When we plow a Canfield driveway, the snow stays on your property. It keeps the road safe and keeps you clear of a liability the city warns about.
Who has to clear the sidewalk in front of my Canfield home?
In the city of Canfield, the property owner does. The city only clears the sidewalks around the Village Green, in city parks and around city buildings, and it asks owners to keep their own walks clear for everyone. If you would rather not shovel after every storm, we can add your front sidewalk to driveway plowing. Call for a free quote based on your driveway and walks.
When does leaf pickup end in Canfield?
In the city, the 2026 sweeps started October 19 and the last day was November 25, with leaves raked loose into one row at the street edge. In Canfield Township, leaves go out in tied compostable bags on Tuesdays north of US 224 and Thursdays south of it, usually from the third week of October through Thanksgiving. Leaves left after that sit on the lawn all winter, so book fall leaf removal early in November.
How far is Canfield from your crew?
About 18 miles. Phillips Care Landscaping is based in Warren and has no Canfield office. The crew drives Route 169 through Niles, then Route 11 south to US 224, which takes about half an hour. We will not list a fake Canfield address to look local. You get the same locally owned Warren crew, run by Fernando Phillips and Richard Phillips Jr., and the same free quotes.
How much does landscaping cost in Canfield?
It depends on the property. Mowing is priced by lawn size, slopes, obstacles and how much edging there is, so a large township lot costs more per visit than a small city lot. Mulch depends on the number of beds and the weeding needed first, hedge work on the number and size of shrubs, and snow plowing on driveway length and the walks you want cleared. We see your yard first, and quotes are always free.
Get Your Free Quote
Call or send the form with your address and the work you need. We look at the property and give you a clear price before any work starts.
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- Locally owned in Warren since 2012
- Lawn, landscaping and snow from one crew
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