Woodmere is the smallest city we serve by a wide margin — 641 residents on just 0.33 square miles, tucked along the Brainard Road and Chagrin Boulevard corridor. Most of what visitors know Woodmere for is Eton Chagrin Boulevard, the 330,000-square-foot luxury retail center anchoring the village, home to Tiffany & Co., Apple, and lululemon. Originally zoned single-family, the village was rezoned in the 1970s to allow that commercial development, and today it’s a genuine mix — apartment complexes like Chagrin Place and Executive Club along Brainard Road, alongside a shrinking single-family residential core.
The commercial rezoning wasn’t one event but a slow build: Eton Square opened in 1975, expanded into the Eton Collection by 1990, and was rebuilt again as today’s Eton Chagrin Boulevard in 2003. Three decades of that corridor growing block by block is a big part of why so little single-family land is left — it wasn’t a single rezoning that changed the village, it was fifty years of incremental commercial buildout. The village’s tree canopy has followed a similar downward trend: Cuyahoga County’s 2019 tree canopy assessment measured Woodmere at 31% coverage, down 8% (roughly 6 acres) between 2011 and 2017 — a meaningful loss for a village that’s only 209 acres total.
We’ll be straightforward about this one: Woodmere doesn’t have the named neighborhoods, parks, or documented municipal yard-waste program that a larger city gives us to work with — at 336 housing units and roughly 286 households, it’s the smallest place we serve. What we do know is real — its size, its retail-driven identity, and its residential properties sitting on modest, tightly-packed lots within a commercial corridor. If your home is one of the remaining single-family properties in Woodmere, that’s exactly the kind of smaller-lot, close-quarters property we work on regularly in the surrounding suburbs.
Landscaping in Woodmere
The village’s own Service Department handles debris removal, light grading, and mulch, topsoil, and gravel delivery for a fee — useful to know if you’re planning a project, since Woodmere doesn’t run the kind of dedicated seasonal leaf or yard-waste collection program that Pepper Pike, Orange, or Hunting Valley do next door. The village does offer free snow-plowing for senior and disabled residents and runs a free community garden from May through September, but yard debris on a private lot is on the homeowner. For the small number of single-family lots left in the village, routine mowing, mulching, and bed maintenance cover most of what’s actually needed.
Our Services in Woodmere
- Mowing & Edging
- Mulching
- Garden Bed Creation
- Weed Control
- Lawn Care Programs
- Spring & Fall Cleanups
- Hedge & Tree Trimming
- Aeration, Dethatching & Overseeding
- Planting Services
- Lawn Installation, Sod & Hydroseeding
- Landscape Design
- Fire Pits
Nearby Areas We Serve
We also serve the neighboring Chagrin Valley communities: Orange, Pepper Pike, and Hunting Valley.
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