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Landscaping in Niles, Ohio: Lawn Care and Snow Removal

Weekly mowing, beds, mulch, hedge trimming, leaf cleanup and driveway snow plowing for Niles homes, from a locally owned crew just up State Route 169 in Warren.

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Phillips Care Landscaping · Warren, OH

Phillips Care Landscaping handles landscaping in Niles, Ohio: weekly mowing and edging, beds and mulch, hedge trimming, leaf cleanup and driveway snow plowing. We are based in Warren. State Route 169 runs about 7 miles from US 422 in Warren to US 422 just east of Niles, so your yard is a short drive for our crew. Niles sits in Trumbull County, mostly inside Weathersfield Township. We have no Niles office, and every quote is free. Call (330) 353-9809.

Lawn Care in Niles, Ohio

Niles sits roughly halfway between Warren and Youngstown, which puts it right on the road between the two places we work most. That makes weekly lawn care in Niles easy to keep on a set day. Each visit we mow, then edge along the driveway, the sidewalk and the beds so the yard looks finished from the street. Every lawn is different, so we look at yours before we quote and work out the right cut and schedule for it. Mowing runs from spring into fall, and searches for mowing and mulch across the Valley peak in April and May. If you want a set mowing day in Niles, call over the winter before those weeks fill up. See weekly lawn mowing.

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Snow Plowing in Niles: What the City Does Not Cover

The City of Niles Street Department plows and ices its 88 miles of roadway. Your driveway and your walks are yours to clear, and that is where we come in. Snow here is no small thing. The weather station closest to Niles sits at Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport in neighboring Vienna Township, and its 1991 to 2020 normal is 67.8 inches of snow a season. January is the snowiest month, at almost 20 inches on average.

  • Driveway snow plowing for Niles homes
  • Walks and paths cleared so you can get to the car and the mailbox
  • A spot on our plow list before the first big January storm

Businesses along the US 422 retail strip and the side streets off it can also ask about parking lot plowing and sidewalk clearing.

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Landscaping, Mulch and Hedges in Niles

Our landscaping in Niles covers beds, planting and keeping existing landscaping in shape all season. We clean out and edge flower beds, plant shrubs and flowers, and lay fresh mulch so the beds look sharp and hold back weeds. Shrubs that have grown over the porch or the sidewalk get hedge and shrub trimming back to a clean shape. The goal is simple: your landscaping is neat and just the way you want it. See all landscaping services.

Leaves Along the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek

Niles grew up where Mosquito Creek runs into the Mahoning River, and the trees along those banks and in city parks drop a lot of leaves each fall. The city lists leaf collection among its Street Department jobs on city-owned property. Your lawn and your beds are still on you. Leaf calls in our area peak in November. We clear leaves off the grass and out of the beds so the lawn is not sitting under a wet mat all winter. See leaf removal and fall cleanup, then book a spring cleanup to clear sticks and matted leaves before the first mow.

Niles Yards: What Changes From Street to Street

Niles was founded in 1806 as Heaton's Furnace, an iron town, and it still has the older streets around downtown and the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial. The city also has open ground like the 52-acre Waddell Park off Sharkey Drive. Good landscaping in Niles starts with the yard you actually have, so we plan around it.

Where in NilesWhat takes the timeWhat we plan for
Older streets near downtownEdging and trimming along walks, fences and narrow side yardsCareful detail work so every edge is clean
Streets near the river, the creek or a parkLeaf drop in fall and sticks in springFall leaf removal and a spring cleanup
Homes with long or wide drivewaysClearing the drive after every snowA spot on the plow list before January
Shops and offices along US 422Keeping beds and frontage tidy for customersRegular visits planned around your hours

Where We Work In and Around Niles

We cover all of Niles and the communities around it in Weathersfield Township, including McKinley Heights and Mineral Ridge. From Niles we also work in Howland, McDonald, Girard and Youngstown, plus Warren itself. Tell us your street when you call so we can fit you into the route. See every town we serve in Trumbull and Mahoning Counties.

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Based in Warren, Not in Niles

We want to be straight about it: Phillips Care Landscaping works out of Warren, and that is our only location. Fernando Phillips worked in lawn care for years before he started the company in 2012, and he runs it with co-owner Richard Phillips Jr. When you call about landscaping in Niles, you talk to the people who do the work, not a call center.

How Pricing Works for Landscaping in Niles

Every quote is free and built on your property, not a flat rate. Mowing depends on lawn size, slopes, obstacles and how much edging there is. Mulch depends on the number of beds and how much weeding comes first. Hedge work depends on how many shrubs you have and how overgrown they are. Snow plowing depends on the length and width of your driveway and which walks you want cleared. You get a clear price before we start.

Get a Free Quote in Niles

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    Call or send the form

    Call (330) 353-9809 or send the quote form with your Niles address and the work you need.

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    We look at the property

    We check the lawn, beds, shrubs or driveway so the price fits your yard.

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    You get a clear price

    Say yes and you are on the schedule. Learn more about Phillips Care Landscaping.

Last updated October 30, 2026 by Phillips Care Landscaping, Warren, OH.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the City of Niles plow my driveway?

No. The City of Niles Street Department plows and handles ice control on its 88 miles of roadway. Driveways and walks on private property are up to the owner. That is the work we do: we plow Niles driveways and clear walks after storms. The normal season at the nearby Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is 67.8 inches of snow, with January the snowiest month, so get on our plow list before the first big storm.

Does Niles pick up leaves from my yard?

The city lists leaf collection among its Street Department jobs on city-owned property. Clearing your own lawn and beds is still up to you. For the city's current pickup rules on your street, call the City of Niles at 330-544-9000. If you want the raking and clearing done for you, our fall leaf removal clears your lawn and beds so the grass does not sit under wet leaves all winter.

Which parts of Niles do you cover?

All of it. That includes the older streets around downtown and the McKinley Memorial, the neighborhoods near Waddell Park, homes along the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek, and the businesses along US 422. We also work in McKinley Heights, Mineral Ridge, Howland, McDonald, Girard and Youngstown. Our crew drives over from Warren, about 7 miles up State Route 169, so tell us your street and we will fit you in.

How much does lawn care cost in Niles?

It depends on your yard. We price mowing by lawn size, slopes, obstacles like trees and play sets, how much edging there is and how often we mow. A small lot near downtown and a wide lawn on a bigger parcel price out differently. We look at the property first, then give you a clear price before any work starts. Quotes are always free.

When should I start mowing in Niles?

Most Niles lawns need their first cut in spring once the grass is growing steadily, and mowing and mulch searches in our area peak in April and May. The weekly spots fill fast in those weeks, so book over the winter if you want a set day. A spring cleanup first clears the sticks and matted leaves from the winter so the first mow is clean.

What is the one-third rule for mowing?

The one-third rule means you never cut off more than about a third of the grass blade in one mow. Cutting more than that stresses the lawn and can leave it brown and thin. It is one reason weekly mowing works better than waiting until the grass is tall. When a Niles lawn has gotten away from its owner, we bring it back down over more than one visit instead of scalping it.

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