Greenleaf Landscaping

Greenleaf's strongest calling card is the range of outdoor work homeowners describe: ongoing landscape care, full-yard transformations, plantings, patios, fencing, tree work, and seasonal cleanup. The company is based in Natick, says it serves Natick and Wellesley, and says Chris Hopkins and Roger Martin founded it in 2023. Recent reviews give a useful picture of the day-to-day experience. In spring and summer 2026, customers described quick callbacks, thoughtful planning, careful cleanup around a densely planted property, and a backyard project managed from design choices through completion. Older reviews add examples such as a 2025 paver patio, a 2025 tree removal between utility wires, and a 2024 cedar-fence installation. Responsive communication, punctual crews, and tidy finishes recur across projects large and small. The main caution is hardscaping. A detailed April 2026 complaint, also displayed by BBB with matching language, says a job expected to take two or three weeks lasted four months and that a stone porch later needed major corrective work. A separate 2024 review criticizes an employee's conduct. Those reports sit alongside many favorable project accounts, but they make a written schedule, drainage and masonry details, warranty terms, and the process for correcting defects worth discussing before signing. Greenleaf looks most compelling for homeowners who want one crew to handle landscape maintenance and coordinated outdoor improvements around Natick or Wellesley. For a patio, porch, or other masonry-heavy project, ask who will supervise the work, confirm materials and milestones in writing, and request recent references for a closely comparable job.