Lawn-Pro Lawncare Service, Inc.

One customer's daughter is allergic to mosquito bites, and in an August 2026 review they counted her total for the whole summer: one. Mosquito and tick programs are a good part of what Lawn-Pro Lawncare gets called for, alongside the fertilization and weed work it has been doing out of Plainville long enough that customers count their tenure in decades. The company describes itself as family-owned, working across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. That longevity keeps turning up. A July 2026 customer wrote that 25 years with Lawn Pro had passed without an issue and that they had recommended the company to other homeowners. A February 2025 household said they had used the company for decades, and a March 2023 customer of more than 20 years liked that the crew calls the day before as requested. Technicians get thanked by name — Dave in a June 2025 review, Steve in February 2025, Christian in August 2023 — and a June 2026 customer singled out the after-service email and the post-service report that comes with it. Three reviews describe things going wrong, and they are worth reading closely because they are about what happens afterward. In August 2024 a homeowner said Lawn-Pro treated their lawn twice in one week by mistake — a neighbor with a similar address was the actual customer — overtreated it, killed the grass, and never called back after three attempts to reach them. A July 2024 review from someone who had been with the company for years described ants after an insect-control treatment and crabgrass still standing after the crabgrass application, then being told the company could not help them anymore. In April 2020 an Angi reviewer who had not renewed after 2019 came home to white pebbles on the lawn and found the spring application had been made without their approval. A March 2024 Angi reviewer who rated them 4.5 stars still noted prices going up. The averages split by platform: 4.6 across 35 Google ratings against 3.7 from 13 on Angi and 3.9 from 12 on HomeAdvisor. Angi lists a Massachusetts trade licence, CC-0015359. Both directories list trade-association certifications — the National Association of Landscape Professionals and the Massachusetts Association of Lawn Care Professionals on Angi, MALCP and the RI Nursery and Landscape Association on HomeAdvisor. For a seasonal fertilization or mosquito-control program around Plainville and Attleboro, the people who stay tend to stay a very long time. Before the first application, confirm exactly which address and lot are on the work order, and ask how a callback is handled when a treatment does not take — those are the two places the complaints came from.