Campagna Carpentry and Landscape

The clearest thing anyone says about Campagna Carpentry & Landscape is that the owner tells you what it will cost and when it will happen. A repeat customer writing in May 2026 said Oscar is clear about pricing and timing and does excellent work, and that they had used him for everything from hardscaping to custom shelving over the years. The company works out of 8 Centennial Grove Rd in Essex and covers the North Shore, with completed work shown in Essex, Rockport and Peabody. The mix is unusually broad for a small outfit: carpentry and finish trim on the inside, and landscaping, hardscape, tree work, brush clearing, site work and snow removal on the outside. Customers come back. Another homeowner writing in May 2026 said they were impressed enough by the quality of the first job to call the company back for a second, describing Oscar as professional and efficient and saying he checked in throughout the process to make sure they were happy. A shorter 2023 comment simply called the work great and the crew awesome. The record is short. Three comments are on file, spanning 2023 to 2026, and all of them are positive — which is worth knowing when you weigh them, because there is no volume here to show how the company handles a job that goes wrong. The business itself says only that it started a few years ago, with a site copyright dating to 2020, so this is a young company rather than a long-established one. That combination — a young, broad-service outfit with a small but consistent set of repeat customers — makes it a reasonable call for trim work, decks, hardscape or seasonal property work where you can see the result before committing to more. Because the company publishes no licence or registration number of its own, ask directly for its Home Improvement Contractor registration and proof of insurance before any work that needs them, and get the price and schedule in writing, which is what its own customers say they get.