Chase Landscape Inc

Chase Landscape works the site-preparation end of landscaping — hydroseeding, silt fence for erosion control, sodding, tree and shrub planting, and Bobcat work. This is the crew you hire to stabilize and plant a site, not to redesign a backyard. The company says it has been doing landscape construction since 1998, which lines up with the 1998 incorporation on its Better Business Bureau profile; that profile lists four employees at 7 New Venture Dr in South Dennis. On its own site it describes plantings, hardscape installations and site furnishings — patios, walkways, stone walls, granite seatwalls and segmental retaining walls — for private and public clients across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and states that it is WBE and DBE certified in Massachusetts. What customers have written is thin and dated. There is one Google review, posted in December 2019, giving five stars and describing a standing arrangement rather than a one-off job: the reviewer said the crew plows, mows and landscapes for them, and that they show up and get the work done quickly. Nothing has been written since. The Better Business Bureau page carries no customer reviews and no complaints, and the bureau lists the business as Not Rated because it does not have enough information to grade it. Two things are worth pinning down before you call. The WBE and DBE certifications are the company's own statement on its website — if that status matters to your project or your bid paperwork, ask for the certification numbers and confirm them with the state. And the tenure figure is self-reported too, though the 1998 incorporation date supports it. Massachusetts exempts landscaping-only contractors from home improvement contractor registration, so there is no such registration to look up here. Best suited to site and erosion work — new plantings, hydroseeding, slope stabilization, hardscape installs — and to commercial or municipal buyers who need a bidder with a long operating history. Because so little has been written about them publicly, lean harder than usual on references from jobs like yours before booking.