INTER Landscaping and tree service

Leaves and trees are what people call Inter Landscaping for, and the same word keeps coming back about the crew: they clean up. A November 2025 customer described a fall cleanup across the front, back and sides of a property, plus overgrowth pulled out of the fence line, and said the yard came back a fresh start. Another homeowner has booked the same fall cleanup two years running. The Lynn company works out of 63 Laurel Street and its owner, Romeo Esteban, quotes and often runs the jobs himself — the Thumbtack profile says he is background-checked and that the business has been going nine years, while BBB records it as incorporated in January 2018 with an A+ grade. The work is broader than lawns. On its own site it lists paver patios and block retaining walls (using Ideal and Techo-Bloc materials), wood, vinyl and metal fencing, tree trimming, removal and stump grinding, mulch and planting, and residential and commercial snow plowing — it says it is reachable 24 hours a day. Customers back the range: a 2026 reviewer had a walkway put in after earlier tree removal, a 2023 customer had trees taken down and trimmed at what they called an excellent price, and a July 2025 client had a patio-and-driveway renovation adapted on the spot when they changed their mind mid-job. What is thinner is the paper trail on the other side of the ledger. Thirty-one reviews exist across Google, Thumbtack and BBB, all from 2023 onwards, and every single one is positive — a record with no dissent at all is encouraging but hard to stress-test, and Thumbtack says openly that its 4.8 mixes reviews posted on and off its platform, so it partly re-counts the Google ones rather than corroborating them. Two profiles also disagree about size: BBB lists one employee, Thumbtack seven. Several reviews thank a "Bryan" (once spelled Bryon) rather than Romeo, so ask who will actually be on your property. For seasonal cleanups, tree work and hardscape in the Lynn area this is a well-reviewed, responsive small outfit; get the scope and price in writing, and if your job is structural rather than planting, ask what registration covers it.