Green land landscape & Masonry

Green Land Landscape & Masonry is a Cape Cod company based in West Yarmouth, offering lawn care, lawn maintenance, irrigation, and masonry work, with landscaping as its primary trade. Reviewers name Roosevelt ("Teddy") as personally supervising the work. Every review on file — thirteen in total across Google, Angi, and HomeAdvisor between 2020 and 2026 — rates the company five stars, with no negative accounts turning up anywhere. The most detailed account describes Teddy tracking down and fixing a broken irrigation zone that two other landscaping companies couldn't diagnose, after it had been damaged during a stump-grinding job for a different contractor; that same customer came back for a second, larger project in 2026, a full entryway replacement, calling it their second time hiring the company. Other 2026 Google reviewers repeatedly describe the crew as punctual, hardworking, and professional, citing clean job sites and fair pricing on landscaping and stone work. A 2020 review — mirrored identically on both Angi and HomeAdvisor, so it reflects one customer's account rather than two independent ones — describes the crew removing seven trees, including work done on a Sunday. There's little to flag: no negative reviews on file, and the five-star set reads as genuine rather than templated — it includes varied, specific detail (named staff, a repeat customer, a described failure by prior contractors) rather than generic one-liners. What's thinner is independent volume: outside Google, only two reviews exist, and those are one review mirrored across two directories rather than separate corroboration. The company's own Angi listing adds that it's been in business about seven years, offers free estimates, and that Spanish is spoken. For a homeowner on the Cape needing lawn care, irrigation repair, tree removal, or landscaping-adjacent masonry work, the track record so far is uniformly positive and grounded in specifics rather than boilerplate — worth asking directly about current pricing and scheduling given how small the review sample still is.