DD Elite Landscaping

DD Elite Landscaping works out of Woburn and, by its own account, covers Woburn, Boston and the surrounding towns with full-service grounds care — residential and commercial maintenance, masonry, tree work, irrigation and winter snow removal. The company registered as an LLC in March 2019 and BBB puts it at seven years in business, with Dovonal DeLeon listed as owner; the company's own site credits founder Rey DeLeon with more than a decade in landscaping before that. What homeowners actually hire them for goes well past mowing. The most detailed accounts describe stonework: a stone patio and walkway in a late-2025 review, a brick patio expanded and relaid with the existing brick reused and the finished surface powerwashed in 2023, a retaining wall with a planting bed behind it in 2024, and front stairs and a walkway turned over inside four days in a 2021 review. Sod installation and hydroseeding show up too — one 2024 customer had a yard torn up by a construction project reseeded front and back, with the crew returning several times to check the grass was taking. The praise is consistent on process, not just the finished job. Reviewers describe quotes that were clear up front and held to at the end, a 2021 customer noting the estimate was honest and the commitment to it kept. Punctuality comes up repeatedly — crews arriving early or on time, finishing when promised, and leaving the site clean. Several people hired them a second and third time: one household that first used them to prep a yard for sale came back for a patio after deciding to stay, and another has them on weekly maintenance while also having a deck, patio, walkway and front stairs done. Google shows a 5-star average across 29 ratings, and BBB carries an A+ grade, though the company is not BBB accredited. A couple of things are worth raising on the call. BBB's record lists a single employee while the reviews describe a multi-person crew with several trucks and named foremen, so it is fair to ask who will actually be on your property and whether the work is subcontracted. Several jobs reviewers describe — a deck rebuild, fence and insulation work, gutter cleaning — sit outside pure landscaping, so if that is what you need, confirm the registration and insurance that covers it before work starts. This is a good fit for a homeowner who wants hardscape and yard renovation from an owner who stays involved and prices it plainly. Get the scope and the crew in writing, and confirm licensing for anything structural.