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- Not rated by the BBB
- 1 review in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 21 work photos
Highlights
- 30-year history — founded 1994, corroborated by industry trade press
- Responsive team — a 2026 review praises professionalism and work ethic
GroundsKeeper is a commercial and residential landscape and snow-management company based in Ashland, MA, founded in 1994 by the father-son team of Dick Churchill (CEO) and Brian Churchill (COO). Trade press profiles from 2007 and 2013 corroborate the founding date and the Churchills' roles; the company describes itself as family-owned, serving Greater Boston, MetroWest and central Massachusetts. In an August 2026 review, a client praised Joe Manzella's integrity, professionalism and work ethic, calling him exceptionally and consistently responsive. Google shows the company at 4.6 stars from 11 ratings. With just one review quoted here despite three decades in business, it's worth asking for recent project references directly, especially for a job of any size.
Heard around town
News & the web
- Father & Son Team Up for Success - Contractor Profiles - Turf MagazineFeb 1, 2013
“Owners: Dick Churchill, president, and Brian Churchill, vice president Founded: 1994 Headquarters: Ashland, Mass.”
— Tom Crain, turfmagazine.comRead the post ↗ - Contractor of the Year finalist: Dick and Brian Churchill | Equipment WorldNov 14, 2007
“Brian and Dick Churchill of The GroundsKeeper, a commercial landscape contracting firm in the Boston area, have done just that.”
— equipmentworld.comRead the post ↗
What does landscaping cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Groundskeeper. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Estimated range
$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
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