Amazing Garden & Construction

Fences and patios are what people call Amazing Garden & Construction for, and four platforms say most of them come away happy: 4.9 from 95 Google ratings, 5.0 from 166 on Porch, 4.8 on both Houzz and HomeAdvisor. The Needham company takes the outdoor job end to end — vinyl fencing, paver patios, retaining walls, walkways, front stairs, decks and planting — and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active. The work customers describe tends toward the ambitious. One fenced just under 1.5 acres in vinyl, planning it out in stages with Luan. Another, writing in March 2025, listed roughly 300 feet of fence plus a poured concrete pad. A patio job in May 2025 needed excavation, tree removal and a retaining wall to handle the yard's grade. Felipe turns up by name over and over in the design and quoting stage, and several people mention renderings that let them see the finished yard before committing. What is worth knowing is the pattern after the crew leaves. A Houzz reviewer in May 2023 wrote that the fence installed two years earlier was falling apart, while saying plainly that the same company's patio and walkway work was good and that Luan was easy to deal with. A month later a Google reviewer gave three stars over a warped gate: the fence had come with a quality guarantee, but the replacement bill said there was no warranty. And in 2022 a customer who liked the new patio and fire pit reported that the patio lights never stayed working, and that two weeks after the company publicly said it would reach out, nobody had. Those are three and four years back, and the recent run is cleaner — fifteen reviews in the last six months with one negative, a July 2026 one-star from a customer who asked for a thorough contract, got one, and still credits Felipe for supporting them through the project. Its BBB page carries an A+ grade, and the written history runs from 2019 to now across eight sources. A good fit for a whole backyard build, where patio, wall, fence and planting are one crew's problem rather than four. Before signing, get the fence warranty into the contract in writing — its term and what it actually covers — and agree up front how punch-list items get closed out after the final invoice.