Greenbelt, MD

Hometown Landscape serves Greenbelt, MD with professional landscaping and outdoor services for residential and commercial properties throughout the city. Whether you own a home in Old Greenbelt, a townhouse in one of the newer developments, or a commercial property near the Greenbelt Metro, our team brings over 27 years of experience to every project. We offer the full range of outdoor services in Greenbelt — from landscape design and installation to hardscaping, seasonal clean-ups, and commercial grounds maintenance.

Greenbelt’s properties come with landscaping considerations shaped by the city’s planned-community roots. The extensive green buffer zones, mature tree canopies, and cooperative housing structures mean that outdoor maintenance and design here requires understanding both the community aesthetic and Prince George’s County regulations. Our team is well-versed in working with homeowners and property managers in Greenbelt to create outdoor spaces that are beautiful, functional, and in harmony with the surrounding green corridors.

As a landscape architect and outdoor living contractor serving the greater Washington, D.C. area, Hometown Landscape creates outdoor environments that complement Greenbelt’s unique character and sustainability values. We also partner with commercial property owners near Greenbelt Center and the Beltway corridor as a trusted commercial landscaping provider.

Our services in Greenbelt, MD include:

• Landscape design and installation
• Hardscaping (patios, walkways, retaining walls, driveways)
• Spring and fall clean-ups
• Lawn care and seasonal maintenance
• Outdoor living spaces and carpentry
• Commercial landscaping and grounds management

“Hometown Landscape helped us completely revamp our backyard. They were knowledgeable about what would work in our shaded Greenbelt lot and delivered a beautiful result.” — Greenbelt, MD homeowner

If you’re looking for a reliable landscaper in Greenbelt, MD, contact Hometown Landscape at 301.490.5577 or request a free estimate online.

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Greenbelt, MD: A Model City of Community and Sustainability

Greenbelt, Maryland, is a unique city located in Prince George’s County, just northeast of Washington, D.C. Established as a planned community in the 1930s, Greenbelt is known for its rich history, beautiful green spaces, and a strong sense of community. With a population of approximately 23,000 residents, this city is celebrated for its commitment to sustainability and green living.

Greenbelt, MD: History

Greenbelt’s history is intertwined with the development of the Garden City movement in the United States. Initially constructed as a cooperative community during the Great Depression, the city was designed to provide affordable housing and foster a sense of togetherness among its residents.

Greenbelt, MD: ZIP Codes

Greenbelt is served by three ZIP codes: 20770, 20771, and 20768.

20770 is the primary Greenbelt ZIP and covers the great majority of the city. It includes Old Greenbelt and the historic cooperative core around Roosevelt Center, the Greenbelt East neighborhoods, the Springhill Lake and Franklin Park apartment communities to the west, and the growing Greenbelt Station development near the Metro. The area is a mix of single-family homes, townhouses, cooperative housing, and large multifamily properties, with commercial activity concentrated along Greenbelt Road. Landscaping needs here run from private residential yards to grounds management for condominiums and retail centers.

20771 is assigned to the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center on the northeast side of the city. It is an almost entirely institutional, federal-campus ZIP rather than a residential one, though the surrounding roads and buffer areas connect directly to the neighborhoods we serve.

20768 is a post office box ZIP used for mail service at the Greenbelt post office and has no residential delivery area of its own.

Hometown Landscape provides its full range of landscape and outdoor living services across each of these Greenbelt ZIP codes.

Greenbelt, MD: Local Landmarks

Roosevelt Center is the Art Deco heart of Old Greenbelt and one of the best-preserved New Deal town centers in the country, home to the Greenbelt Museum, the 1938 Old Greenbelt Theatre, and the New Deal Cafe. Greenbelt Park, a 1,100-acre National Park Service woodland, wraps the southern edge of the city with mature forest, campgrounds, and miles of trails. Buddy Attick Lake Park, built around Greenbelt Lake, anchors community life with its well-used walking loop. The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and its visitor center sit on the northeast side, and the Greenbelt Museum preserves an original cooperative home from the 1930s. Hometown Landscape works with homeowners, housing cooperatives, and property managers across the neighborhoods and corridors surrounding these landmarks.

Greenbelt, MD: Nearby Streets, Parks, and Districts

Greenbelt Road (Maryland Route 193) is the city’s main commercial spine, carrying traffic between Kenilworth Avenue and the Beltway and lining up the shopping centers, offices, and multifamily properties that make up much of our commercial work.

Kenilworth Avenue (Maryland Route 201) runs north to south along the western side of Greenbelt, connecting the city to Hyattsville and College Park and feeding the apartment communities and businesses along its route.

The Capital Beltway (I-495) and I-95 meet at Greenbelt in one of the busiest interchanges in the region. The commercial centers and large residential communities near this junction see constant through-traffic, and their grounds have to hold up to heavy year-round use.

The Greenbelt Metro station and Greenbelt Station development form the city’s transit hub, where the Green Line terminus has drawn new townhomes and apartment blocks that are still filling in. It is an active area for new landscape installation and plant establishment work.

Old Greenbelt is the original 1930s cooperative core, built as pedestrian-friendly superblocks wrapped in shared green space and mature tree canopy. Its cooperative rules and established plantings shape how landscape and hardscape work gets planned here.

Springhill Lake and Franklin Park make up one of the largest apartment communities in Prince George’s County, a significant grounds-management footprint on the west side of the city. Greenbelt is one of the Prince George’s County communities in our service area.

Greenbelt, MD in the Washington Metropolitan Area

Greenbelt sits in northern Prince George’s County, inside the northeast quadrant of the Capital Beltway about 12 miles from downtown Washington, in the Washington metropolitan area. Built in the 1930s as a New Deal planned community, it blends its historic cooperative core with newer development around the Greenbelt Metro and NASA Goddard. Its mix of mature cooperative landscapes, apartment communities, and single-family neighborhoods gives Hometown Landscape steady demand for design, hardscaping, drainage, and maintenance work.