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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from BABIN LANDSCAPING. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
Babin Landscaping is a family-owned landscaping and masonry company based in Pepperell, Massachusetts, serving Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire. The company states it has provided landscaping since 1978, is run by David Babin, and is an authorized Unilock Pavers contractor; it also operates a retail landscape-supply and garden center. Homeowners consistently praise the hardscape and masonry work: a 2025 review describes new front steps, walkways and cobbled rock beds that "came out better than we imagined," and a masonry-materials supplier's 2014 review calls their Thin Veneer stone installations professional. Long-running maintenance customers also speak well of the crew — a 2023 review credits staff with unearthing sprinklers unseen for five years during irrigation servicing, and a 2023 review says an employee named Brian went above and beyond resolving an irrigation issue. The company's BBB profile carries an A+ rating, though the business is not BBB-accredited, and lists landscape construction, ornamental pools, property maintenance, irrigation, landscape lighting, snow removal, tree maintenance and mulch deliveries among its services. Alongside that praise, a recurring thread of complaints centers on follow-through and installation prep. A 2024 review reported a patio installation sinking because the soil was not compacted or given a proper base, and several reviews from 2022–2024 describe calls, estimates or callbacks that went unreturned. A 2025 review said the company's string trimmers repeatedly damaged small trees, and a January 2026 review described unsafe rooftop snow-removal work, including ice melt the reviewer said damaged the shingles. Google shows a 4.1-star average from 53 ratings, and reviews span 2014 to 2026: a consistent thread of homeowners praising specific hardscape, masonry and irrigation-maintenance work runs alongside a recurring thread of soil-prep and follow-through complaints.
“Working in concert with Babin Landscaping, Zotos said the project began in August 2024 and was completed in May 2025.”
Very helpful and knowledgeable employees, fair prices, nice selection of healthy, climate appropriate and a few unusual varieries of perrenials. Their store had a great selection of gardening tools and yard decor as well. Would definately go there again!
Today was the 2nd time my husband and I have come here but today was the 1st purchase. First let me say the customer service is phenomenal. We got some super soil and the ladies inside were helpful, super nice and looked happy to be there. The man who loaded our truck was also super nice and careful. They have great mulch and soil prices! They also carry various stones, benches, bird baths, trees, hanging plants ect. Everything looked really healthy. Inside they also have a nice but small selection of gardening/bird/ grilling stuff. We were very happy with our purchase and will definitely be back for many things!
Snow removal nightmare! Guy on the roof of busy business, not only wore inappropriate and unsafe attire (boots w/o cleats/spikes; blocked traffic, and to top it off, put poisonous ice melt on the roof! Seriously? Goodbye shingles!
The gentleman that was sent to millapore in jaffrey nh saved my skin on the roads ironically went to the same place but he watched me spin out on the 2nd time he became my saving grace making the road safer in front of me and we were able to go to work at millapore again thank you so much to the company and to the gentleman
Babin put in new front steps, front walkways and cobbled rock beds for us and we couldn’t be happier. They were very professional and the job came out better than we imagined.
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2 changes recorded — last scanned Sep 18, 2026.
Lawn converted to native plant habitat4.9