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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Landscape America. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
Landscape America is a Wrentham landscape and snow-and-ice management contractor. Its own About page says brothers Doug and Andy McDuff started the company, with Doug as president and Andy as vice president, and it self-reports twenty years in business and describes itself as a COMMERCIAL-ONLY operation. The firm is visible in its industry beyond its own marketing. Doug McDuff is a former president of the Massachusetts Association of Landscape Professionals and testified at a State House hearing in May on a snow-plowing liability bill, telling legislators that after one slip-and-fall in a parking lot days after his crew had finished plowing, only one insurer in the state would cover the company. Andy McDuff has been quoted in the trade press on snow accumulation. The customer record splits sharply by era. The detailed praise is old: HomeAdvisor accounts from 2014 to 2017 describe a 45-foot retaining wall built to solve backyard erosion, a front garden torn out and replanted for modern curb appeal, and a designer walking the yard several times to work within a stated budget, with one customer reporting less than 2% plant loss after several seasons. The recent record is the opposite. Google shows 3 stars from 4 ratings, and both 2026 one-star accounts are specific: one describes a mulch installation that left freshly dyed bark and colouring sprayed and tracked across a just-power-washed patio, and the other, from an apartment-complex resident, describes fertiliser and pesticide applications with no advance notice, spread onto the concrete walkways. A separate Better Business Bureau complaint says the company's trucks repeatedly use posted no-through-trucking roads despite assurances. The one recent positive is from a commercial property client. Worth knowing before you call: the company's own site says it works commercially only, while its most recent complaints come from residential settings, so establish first whether it will take your job at all. If it will, agree in writing how mulch and chemical applications will be contained and how you will be notified before crews treat the property.
“Doug McDuff, co-owner of Landscape America and a former president of the Massachusetts Association of Landscape Professionals, said at a hearing for Tarr’s bill in May”
“There is nothing better than the smell of fresh mulch to signal the start of spring here in New England. Our landscapers have done a great job with the spring clean up and mulch installation here at Wrentham Village Premium Outlets 🌷🌱🌿🪻.”
““In terms of snow accumulation, the last two winters have actually been below average,” says Andy McDuff, co-owner and vice president of Landscape America in Wrentham, Mass.”
“In high school, Doug McDuff knew he didn’t want to work inside. He wanted to work outdoors and even considered becoming a park ranger before his guidance counselor suggested he check out the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at UMass Amherst.”
“Landscape America conducted their stretch and flex outdoor sessions each morning while still socially distancing, until their governor enforced new guidelines reducing outdoor gatherings to 25 people.”
Been servicing my commercial properties for a long time now and they are amazing they do it all season Thanks
I would strongly discourage anyone from using this company for landscaping or mulch work. What should have been a simple mulch installation turned into a complete mess. Freshly dyed mulch bark and coloring were sprayed and tracked all over my freshly power-washed patio, splattered across my white vinyl fence, and left throughout multiple areas of my property. The quality of the work was unacceptable and showed a complete lack of attention to detail. What made the situation even worse was the company's response afterward. I personally showed the damage to the account manager, Tim, who acknowledged the poor workmanship and assured me that the issues would be corrected. I also sent him a video and nine photographs documenting the problems so he could share them with his manager. Despite multiple assurances and promises to make things right, nothing happened. There was no follow-up, no accountability, and no effort to correct the damage caused by their crew. Once the job was completed and payment was secured, communication effectively stopped. Mistakes can happen with any company. What separates a reputable business from a poor one is how they respond when problems are brought to their attention. In this case, there were acknowledgments, promises, and assurances—but ultimately no action. The disappointing workmanship was bad enough, but the complete lack of follow-through and customer service is what guarantees I will never recommend them to others.
Constantly putting toxic fertilizer and pesticides at my apartment complex. Never get a heads up before it’s done and my dog always ends up walking through it. It also gets spread all over the cement walkways.
Dan Curtin and Landscape America have been a great partner to work with for snow and landscaping services. They have excellent attention to detail and are very timely with their follow up. The property always looks fantastic. Highly recommend.
Fantastic!! Travis was easy to deal with and gave great recommendations that my wife and I went with. They completely ripped out the landscaping in the front of the house and gave it a nice, modern curb appeal that we were looking for. In the back, they planted perennials and pruned. The overall project was A++. The two workers that completed the project were absolutely awesome, professional and hard working! I would recommend to anyone looking for a professional landscaping company.
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