Conway Landscaping

Conway Landscaping is the rare landscaper that will also dig the hole. Working out of 66 River Street in Middleton, it pairs the planting-and-pruning side of the trade with excavation and site work — land clearing, grading, drainage — and builds hardscapes on top of it. Ryan Conway started the company in 2000 and still runs it, by its own account, and the credentials it lists lean toward the stone side of the work: a horticulture degree, a certificate in masonry, and membership in the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institution. The company describes itself as a smaller-scale outfit that takes both residential and commercial jobs and will work in phases against a budget. Everything above is the company's own telling. No customer write-ups surfaced on the usual review sites, and its Google profile shows a five-star figure resting on zero actual ratings — so the 26-year history is a claim worth asking about, not a checked fact. That thinness is why there's no star rating on this page. One practical limit is stated plainly: snow and ice management is for commercial customers only, so a homeowner looking for a plow contract should look elsewhere. For a patio, a walkway, a drainage fix or a yard that needs machine work rather than a mower, this is a plausible local call — ask for a few recent Middleton-area projects you can go look at, and get the scope and phasing in writing before work starts.