E&D Landscaping, LLC

A tree and three garden beds were removed and reworked in one day, according to a May 2026 customer of E&D Landscaping, LLC. Edgar helped select plants; the smaller bed became lawn and the other two were replanted. Another May reviewer described overgrown shrubs being removed, beds redesigned and new plantings, edging and mulch added. That customer also praised winter plowing and walkway shoveling. Based in Merrimack, the company says it provides residential and commercial landscaping in southern New Hampshire and has been in business for 17 years. Its advertised work includes hardscaping, tree services, fencing, irrigation, landscape design and snow and ice management. Google lists 4.7 stars from 78 ratings. Recent customers describe both yard cleanups and individual planting projects. A July 2026 reviewer said the crew completed a large weeding, edging, mulching, trimming and cleanup job in less than a day. Another July reviewer arranged a surprise for their son: five evergreens and a new bed, along with correction of oddly stacked pavers. The reviewer said Edgar came with his crew on July 3 and came on July 4 to bring water while the son was away. Older accounts describe patios and retaining walls. An August 2025 customer said the crew replaced an unsafe patio and forty-year-old timbers with retaining-wall blocks despite limited site access. A separate August 2025 reviewer described a cleanup that became a bluestone walkway, reset patio and 46 plants and shrubs, for approximately the quoted price. In May 2024, a homeowner described a brick patio installation and cleanup after a long first day. A December 2023 reviewer said dangerous trees close to the house were removed safely and the site cleaned afterward. There have also been communication and scheduling complaints. An October 2023 reviewer reported two missed appointments and an unanswered follow-up call. An April 2022 reviewer said a quote request was read but ignored; an October 2021 reviewer said planned walkway repairs never happened and texts went unanswered. A March 2022 customer described declining communication over repeat projects, late arrivals, a hasty final job and an unexplained 60% price increase over the previous year.