Local business · Fall River, MALocal business · 530 Second St, Fall River, MA 02721, USA
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Aguiar Landscaping Inc. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
Aguiar Landscaping works out of 530 Second Street in Fall River, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active — number 211198, held in the company's own name rather than an individual's. The written customer history is short and it is old. The one account on file is a March 2019 Google review from someone living at a 300-tenant apartment complex, and it is unsparing: the writer said the company sent a single bobcat to plow seven buildings through snowstorms and dropped three people off with shovels, when a truck should have led and the bobcat cleaned up. On Google the company sits at 3.3 stars across three ratings. What shows up more recently is permitted work rather than opinion. BuildZoom's permit file lists one 2025 job — a $45,750 replacement of old wooden emergency stairs with metal ones at a commercial building in Randolph — and scores the company 90, which puts it at the 47th percentile of the roughly 139,000 Massachusetts contractors that site tracks. So: a registered company that pulls permits and does documented work, whose only public account from a customer is a seven-year-old complaint about winter service. If you are hiring for snow and ice management on a larger property, ask directly about the crew size and the equipment assigned to your site — that is exactly what the 2019 complaint turned on. For landscape or construction work, ask for references and photos from jobs finished in the last year or two, and confirm the registration yourself with the state before you sign.
UNION PLACE After watching these guys completely drop the ball at my apartment complex I’m compelled to post this review. In ten years I’ve never seen a contractor fall so short of simple tasks such as plowing and sanding. My complex has seven buildings and roughly 300 tenants, and they have one bobcat to plow during snowstorms. A legitimate landscape company would see the merit in having a truck plow first, and the bobcat do the cleanup. This company is content to drop three people off with shovels and call it a day. The three people they do employ to do this complex breaks down to the following: One ignorant individual to use the bobcat who gets angry when you ask him to do his job. His day consists of driving around in circles, or drinking coffee in the garage to a degree where any company would be embarrassed. I’ve seen operators that are 15 years old who are more efficient with a bobcat. For two months I’ve watched this and it’s a level of laziness equal to that of a town DPW worker on a hot summer day. Two individuals who walk around aimlessly and shovel when they feel like it. Usually throwing sand around for hours so they can ignore the other tasks. Bottom line is this, these guys might have the lowest bid, but you get what you pay for. This the most incompetent landscaping company I’ve seen in a decade and the sad thing is ANYONE else can do better. They’ll show up late, they won’t plow, and when they do it’ll be a 10% job at best. Update: As this is written they're still walking in circles, and drinking coffee as tenants struggle to get out of the parking lot.
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