Rainfall Irrigation Service Areas Across Southeastern Massachusetts
Rainfall Irrigation's service areas cover Plymouth County and the South Shore, Norfolk County, Cape Cod and the Islands, Boston, and MetroWest, with a 50-mile service radius from our office in Kingston. Choose your region below to see the towns, the local conditions that shape the work, and the services that fit them.
Find your part of Southeastern Massachusetts
Our work area splits into four regions, and each one has its own soil, exposure, and mix of properties. Those differences change what a good irrigation or lighting plan looks like. Start with the Plymouth County service area around our home office, the Norfolk County service area on the northern South Shore, or Cape Cod and Barnstable County.
01Plymouth County and the South Shore
This is our home county. Much of the inland stretch around Plymouth, Carver, and Wareham sits on sandy soil that drains fast, so lawns dry out quickly between waterings. Along the coast in Duxbury, Marshfield, and Scituate, wind off the water pushes spray off target and salt air is hard on exposed fixtures and fittings.
Pembroke, Halifax, Hanover, Norwell, Scituate, Rockland, Carver, Wareham, Middleborough, Bridgewater, and East Bridgewater
02Norfolk County
Our Norfolk County work covers Cohasset and Weymouth, the South Shore towns on either side of Hingham. Cohasset has a rocky shoreline, and ledge near the surface can decide where pipe and lighting cable are able to run. Established yards with mature trees also create shade zones that need less water than open lawn, and those same trees make strong subjects for uplighting.
Weymouth and the surrounding South Shore communities in Norfolk County
03Cape Cod and the Islands
Cape Cod soil is mostly sand that holds little water, and much of the Cape sits close to salt water. Many Cape and Islands properties are seasonal or second homes, so owners want systems that run correctly while nobody is there and that get started up and winterized every year.
Cape Cod towns in Barnstable County, plus the Islands. Include your Cape or Islands town when you contact us.
04Boston and MetroWest
Closer to Boston, yards tend to be smaller, with more patios, beds, and planters than open lawn. Out in MetroWest, suburban lots open up again. Across both, the work leans toward drip lines for planted areas, controllers set to local watering rules, and lighting and outdoor audio for spaces people use in the evening.
Boston and MetroWest communities. Include your town when you contact us.
Irrigation across the South Shore and Cape Cod
Irrigation is the core of our work in every region we serve, and the regional differences show up in the design. Fast-draining sand on the Cape and around Plymouth and Carver loses water quickly, so zone layout and run times matter more there than on heavier ground, and drip lines keep beds watered without soaking the lawn beside them.
Many Massachusetts towns also limit outdoor watering during dry stretches, and the rules differ from one water supplier to the next. A smart controller or a rain sensor lets a system skip a cycle when rain has already done the job. See our irrigation services for installation, repair, and seasonal care in detail.
Spring start-ups, mid-season inspections, winterization, and seasonal maintenance plans that keep a working system on a regular schedule of care.
Landscape lighting and outdoor lighting for coastal and wooded lots
Low-voltage LED landscape lighting follows the same principles in every town we serve, but the setting changes the plan. A home near the water deals with salt air and wind, so fixture materials and sealed connections matter. A wooded lot inland has tall trees worth uplighting, and often a long driveway or path that goes fully dark at night.
Outdoor lighting covers the practical side: security lighting for driveways, entries, and commercial grounds, plus professional holiday lighting that we design, install, maintain, take down, and store. If your property still runs older halogen fixtures, a halogen-to-LED conversion is part of the same work.
Landscape lightingMosquito and tick control and outdoor audio in every region
Salt marshes and wetlands along the South Shore and Cape leave standing water near many yards, and wooded edges give ticks cover. We install MistAway mosquito and tick control systems that treat around the property perimeter.
Rainfall is also a certified installer of AmbiSonic and TruAudio luxury outdoor audio systems, including outdoor speakers and subwoofers. A small city patio, a suburban pool area, and a deck facing the water each call for a different speaker plan.
What stays the same in every region we serve
Rainfall has been in the irrigation business for 31 years and full time since 1995, with licensed technicians and more than 1,500 customers across the South Shore, Cape and Islands, Boston, and MetroWest. Company leadership was formally trained through the UMass Stockbridge School of Agriculture.
You reach the same Kingston office for irrigation, lighting, outdoor audio, and mosquito and tick control, whether the property is a home, a condominium association, or a commercial site.
We have worked with Rainfall and Steve for more than 20 years, and the experience has been consistently outstanding. The entire team provides a level of professionalism, quality, and support that is hard to find. They show up, follow through, and are truly invested in doing the job right.
Questions about our service areas
Not sure where your property falls? Call 781-679-1388 during office hours and ask.
Our service areas cover Plymouth County and the South Shore, Norfolk County, Cape Cod and the Islands, Boston, and MetroWest, within about 50 miles of our Kingston office. Towns we list include Kingston, Plymouth, Duxbury, Marshfield, Hingham, Cohasset, Scituate, Pembroke, Weymouth, and Wareham, among others. If your town is not named on this page, include it in your request.
No. Our office is in Kingston, on the South Shore, but our service areas also include Cape Cod and the Islands, Boston, and MetroWest. Our more than 1,500 customers are spread across all of those regions.
Yes. Seasonal and second homes are common on Cape Cod and along the coast, and their irrigation systems still need a spring start-up and a winterization each year. A smart irrigation controller is also a good fit when no one is at the house to watch the lawn.
Yes. Along with homeowners, we work with property managers, condominium associations, commercial property owners, builders, and developers throughout our service areas.
Tell us where your property is
Share your town and the work you have in mind using the form, or call 781-679-1388 during office hours to talk it through.