G M P Landscaping Construction Inc

The name says landscaping; the work listed is fences. Houzz files G M P Landscaping Construction Inc of Bay View Avenue in Lynn under fencing and gate construction, and the service list backs that up — installation and repair of aluminium, vinyl, chain link and wood fence, gates installed and repaired, plus land levelling and grading, retaining wall construction and sod. There is no lawn-care or maintenance offering anywhere on it. HomeAdvisor adds painting to the mix, and two of its four photo galleries are labelled paint projects. The written record is one line, and it is old. In January 2018 a customer named Ken wrote that the crew were "polite, courteous, honest, and hard workers" — no job, no detail, no star rating attached. Houzz has never received a review at all. Be careful with what HomeAdvisor displays. Its page prints a 0.0 next to that single review while its own star breakdown reads 0% in every one of the five buckets, and the review itself is marked as a recommendation — the zero is a display artifact of a review filed without stars, not a customer's verdict. A few details worth straightening out on a call. The same HomeAdvisor page claims "over 12 years of hands on experience" in one paragraph and "17 years of experience" a line later. The two platforms give two different Lynn street addresses, and HomeAdvisor's carries a Boston zip code against a Lynn street. Neither listing shows a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration number, and retaining walls and grading are not covered by the landscaping-only exemption, so ask for the number and check it with the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The company says it works across 34 towns from Lynn and Marblehead through Salem, Beverly and Peabody into Boston, Cambridge and Newton, and its HomeAdvisor page notes Spanish is spoken. For a straightforward fence or gate on the North Shore it is a reachable local option — just go in knowing that almost nothing about its finished work has been written down, and ask to see a recent fence in your town.