Blue Ribbon Land Care and Home Services

The clearest thing about Blue Ribbon Land Care and Home Services is who shows up: Michael and Anthony, named by first name in reviews running from 2020 to this summer. What customers describe is yard work — spring and fall cleanups, mowing, thatching, shrub trimming, and hauling away whatever is left behind. HomeAdvisor and Angi both put them at 4.8 across 95 ratings. In May 2026 a customer had the lawn diagnosed before anything was touched — thatching, a cut, grub control, edging, fresh mulch — and said the part that mattered most was being shown how to keep the lawn healthy afterwards. Another in June 2026 had an unusable yard cleared and cleaned up in one visit. The older accounts point the same way, and they are worth dating. In a 2020 review a homeowner described a team of eight working a hot day to clear an overgrown yard with downed trees; another that year had years of leaf and wood buildup hauled off and the divots filled in. A 2025 reviewer said Michael and Anthony walked an unusual backyard with him, took his ideas on board, and cleared it back to a blank slate. The thing to raise before hiring is what happens after the invoice. In July 2026 a repeat customer dropped their rating to two stars: they had asked what was applied to their yard, heard nothing for two weeks, and noted that the crew itself had been fine. If the treatment plan matters to you — which product, on what schedule — pin it down in writing at the start. Worth knowing too that the written trail is weighted to the past: fifteen of the twenty-five accounts predate 2021, so the history runs deep but the recent written record is thinner. For seasonal cleanups, ongoing mowing, and reclaiming a yard that has got away from you, this is a crew with a long track record and owners who turn up on site. Settle the scope, the products used, and who answers questions once the job is finished.