Work With McCarthy’s Landscaping & Irrigation
We’re a local landscaping team serving homes and businesses across Worcester County since 1995. We care about doing quality work, learning as we go, and taking pride in the results we leave behind.
If you’re looking for steady outdoor work, a dependable crew, and a place where showing up and doing things right actually matters — you might be a good fit here.
Is This the Right Job for You?
We’re upfront about this because the right fit matters — for you and for our team.
This might be a good fit if you:
This probably isn’t a good fit if you:
Our Team
Today, McCarthy’s is powered by a team of experienced landscape professionals who bring skill, reliability, and pride to every project. We value long-term client relationships and build trust through clear communication, timely execution, and attention to detail.
Our crew’s blend of installation expertise and maintenance know-how means you get consistent service from year to year — with the same people who know your property best
What It’s Like to Work at McCarthy’s
We’re not a big corporate operation, and we’re not a one-truck startup either.
You’ll be part of a crew that:
- Works together every day
- Communicates clearly
- Takes pride in finished work
- Looks out for each other on job sites
We care about doing things the right way — from how patios are built to how lawns are maintained — because cutting corners always shows up later.
What Kind of Work Will You Be Doing?
Depending on the role and the season, your work may include:
You won’t be stuck doing the same thing forever. If you want to learn more, we’ll teach you.
How the Hiring Process Works
Reach out and tell us you’re interested
Let us know what kind of work you’re looking for
We’ll talk through availability and next steps
No long applications. No automated systems.
Ready to Apply?
If this sounds like the kind of work environment you’re looking for, we’d like to hear from you.
We’re building a team of people who want steady work, take pride in what they do,
and respect the craft. If that sounds like you, don’t overthink it — reach out.