Professional monument cleaning, site maintenance, and seasonal plantings — with photos before and after every visit.
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Hanover's burying grounds include stones that predate the town's separation from Scituate. Older markers here are often thinner and more fragile than modern granite, and the wrong cleaning method causes permanent damage — which is exactly why we don't use pressure washers or wire brushes.
Most cemeteries mow the lawn. They don't clean the stone, clear the debris from around the base, or put flowers out in the spring. That part has always fallen to families — and when you live an hour away, or a plane ride away, it quietly stops happening. That's the gap we fill.
Where We Work
What We Do
We use D/2 Biological Solution — the same stone-safe formula used on national monuments — applied over a minimum of three visits. No pressure washers, no wire brushes, no acids. Those methods cause permanent damage to granite, marble, and slate alike.
Leaves, sticks, and debris accumulate around foot stones and base edges year-round. We handle the careful housekeeping that keeps a site looking intentional rather than merely mowed.
Spring blooms, summer color, autumn arrangements, and Christmas wreaths — with removal included at the end of the season, in line with each cemetery's own regulations.
How It Works
Dated photographs showing the site as we found it and as we left it — so you can see exactly what was done without driving to Hanover to check.
If you'd like to see the site live, walk through a planting choice together, or simply be present from a distance, we're glad to set up a video call.
Common Questions
Yes. It's the main cemetery in town — established in 1727 on land granted by Scituate, at 41 Main Street, with roughly 6,700 memorials. It's where most of our Hanover work happens.
Yes, with the right method. Some Hanover markers predate the town's separation from Scituate and are thinner and more fragile than modern granite. Pressure washing and wire brushes cause permanent damage to stones like these, so we never use them.
We can. Seasonal plantings run nearly year-round — spring blooms through autumn arrangements and Christmas wreaths, with removal included at the end of the season.
Also Serving
We work across the South Shore. If your family has plots in more than one town, ask about combining visits.
Tell us the cemetery and roughly where the plot is — we'll confirm we can reach it and walk you through what the site needs.
Request a Service (707) 653-6539