G&C Landscaping

G&C Landscaping is a North Attleborough landscaping company with 4.7 stars from 58 Google ratings and an A+ grade from the Better Business Bureau. In a 2026 Google review, a customer wrote, "After we removed our pool, we were left with a challenging area and a water issue. Scott not only helped properly seed and restore our lawn, but also took the time to address and fix the drainage problem." In another 2026 Google review, a customer whose back yard is reached only by a steep hill wrote, "They by hand moved loom to fill the back yard, graded, and worked in conjunction with another company to hydro seed," and that "when that seed didn't take well, because of the position of my property, they came back and gave every effort to bring in higher quality loom and do it again. I now have a grassy yard thanks to them!" A 2026 Google review reads: "The lawn was cut clean and even, and the mulch beds were edged perfectly." In a 2025 Google review, a customer wrote that the backyard "was a complete mess – full of poison ivy, underbrush, and trees that needed to be cut down" and that they "needed three drains installed from the gutters." That 2025 customer wrote, "Now our backyard is completely transformed!" and "The drains they installed are working perfectly." In a separate 2025 Google review, a customer wrote, "What started as a new drain project turned into a new patio project," and "The patio came out better then I expected." In a 2024 Google review, a customer with a drainage problem in the front yard wrote, "G&C solved the problem for the same price but did so in the form of completely revamping the look of the front yard, giving us new cobblestone bordered beds, a new lawn, and burying a problematic downspout," and that "the quoted price was the final price." In a 2024 Google review, a reviewer wrote that while G&C Landscaping "was doing a job on Florence st in Attleboro ma," "They blew a crazy amount of dirt and mud onto my new jeep as well as my Motercycle." In a 2021 Google review, a customer who "Had cobblestone apron installed at the end of my driveway" wrote that "rain water was left to enter two cut lines left in the asphalt which froze and caused the cobblestones to frost heave," and that the customer "Went back and forth with the owner for 9 months to get him to fix the issue to no avail."