Chris Indresano Landscaping

In February 2026, at the end of a huge winter storm, someone who had never hired this company before called with an unusual request: complete snow removal from a small horse paddock, for an injured horse that cannot be in deep snow. The review that came out of it begins, "I am forever grateful." That is the shape of the work — seasonal yard care around Berlin, taken on quickly. Thumbtack lists six years in business and two employees, and a good deal of the business arrives by word of mouth: four reviewers between 2023 and 2025 found the company through a town Facebook group, a Facebook ad or a sign in the neighbourhood. Spring and fall are the busy end. A April 2026 customer with steep grading assumed large garden beds would have to be mulch-blown; told it could be done by hand in a day, they wrote that it was. In a 2025 review, a spring cleanup came with new mulch, two new flowerbeds and 16 evergreens planted; a 2024 customer had a rock garden set out front and a bed put in by a side fence, arranged mostly over text; a 2023 customer had several small tree stumps ground out and leaves cleared, with the visit within a day or so of the first message. Winter is the other half. In January 2026, a homeowner whose snowblower broke mid-storm got a last-minute plow at a reasonable price. A January 2025 review describes a long driveway, half of it dirt, plowed so it wouldn't end up with more holes, and another that month covers association roads plowed with a follow-up phone call to check everyone was happy. One 2025 customer noted the original quote was the one they paid. One review runs the other way. In September 2025, a customer gave a single star, writing that he was rude and condescending when they put valid questions and concerns to him, and adding that they had seen him speeding through Hudson and Berlin. For weekly mowing, a spring or fall cleanup, mulch and a reliable plow around Berlin and Hudson, this is a straightforward call — with a two-person crew, pin down the week your job lands in, and get the quote in writing before the crew arrives.