GR YARD PRO

GR Yard Pro is a family-run landscaping and hardscape company based at 99 Wilkens Ln in Hyannis, serving Cape Cod. The company describes itself as family-owned and operated by Paulo Rabelo (landscaping specialist), Luana Rabelo (business developer), and Marcezio Rabelo (field manager), and BBB records show it began operating in March 2025 and incorporated the following month. Reviewers who hired the crew consistently praise dramatic yard cleanups — turning overgrown, weed-choked lots into finished landscapes in a matter of hours — along with landscape design work that adds plantings and mulch beds. Several reviewers specifically credit the owner, Paulo, with coming out personally to walk through project details and pricing before work starts, and one reviewer highlighted a detailed, itemized estimate with multiple payment options. Another reviewer credits the crew with resolving a persistent yard drainage problem while replanting the property. The company also does masonry hardscape work — patios, walkways, driveways and retaining walls — and offers fencing and gutter cleaning. Every review on file is five stars, and Google shows a 5-star average across 24 ratings; the Better Business Bureau lists the company as accredited with an A grade. Worth asking about before booking: the company's public track record only goes back to March 2025, so there isn't yet a multi-year history to draw on — most of what's known comes from the first year and a half in business. It's also worth noting that a handful of the earliest reviews (from May 2025) refer to the business as "G&R Landscaping" or "Guedes & Rabelo Landscaping" rather than "GR Yard Pro" — almost certainly the same Rabelo family operation under an earlier name, since the reviewers describe the identical kind of yard work. For a Cape Cod homeowner who wants routine lawn care, seasonal cleanups, or a small hardscape project handled by a hands-on owner-operator crew, the reviews on file are uniformly positive. Given the company's youth, it's reasonable to ask directly about crew size, current insurance coverage, and lead times for larger masonry or fence jobs before signing a contract.