Campos Brothers Landscaping, LLC

Campos Brothers Landscaping is a Shrewsbury, Massachusetts landscaping and hardscape company built around Jacob, with family members Jacobo and Marvin also credited in reviews on specific jobs. The Better Business Bureau accredits the company with an A+ grade and lists a home improvement contractor license, HE-188421 — a number the Bureau publishes rather than one this profile has independently verified against the state registry. Beyond routine mowing and cleanups, the real specialty shows up in the design-build work: patios, retaining walls, stone walls, brick paver walkways and winter plowing. The strongest reviews describe multi-year relationships and substantial hardscape projects. One customer hired Jacob's team twice — a Rosary Garden at St. Anne's in Shrewsbury and a stone retaining wall in Spencer, both praised for expertly crafted stonework finished on budget and on time. Another, after having an in-ground pool installed, had Jacob's crew design and build retaining walls, an aluminum fence and mulching around the new yard, calling the results "fantastic" and "gorgeous". A separate customer had 20-year-old brick pavers on a hardscape patio power-washed, reset and refreshed to look brand new. Snow plowing looks like the recurring weak spot. In a 2023 review, a customer described the plow crew twice ripping up their yard past marked snow stakes, damaging decorative rocks and the lawn. In a 2022 review, a customer said Campos never showed for a pre-arranged storm-day plow job, leaving tenants stranded for two days, and when a crew did eventually respond, it plowed the wrong house entirely. A 2026 review separately described poorly trained crews and plowing that damaged a driveway. More recent Google reviews skew negative in other ways too: a scheduled 9am appointment that no one showed up for May 2026, and a customer charged roughly $500 for a spring cleanup they say they never requested or approved. Given that pattern, it's worth confirming both the crew's arrival time and exactly what's been authorized before work begins — especially for plowing and recurring maintenance contracts, where the complaints concentrate, versus the one-off design-build projects that draw the strongest praise.