LISANDRO'S LANDSCAPING & CONSTRUCTION

A Rowley homeowner sent a request through the website on a Friday in March 2026, got an answer inside the hour, had a quote on site Saturday, and the spring cleanup and thatching were finished by Monday. That pace is the most consistent thing customers mention. One reviewer with a yard under ten-plus maples said in a 2024 review that the cleanup was done days sooner than promised; another that July said Lisandro came out to quote quickly and scheduled the work for the following week. Most of what customers describe is grounds work on North Shore properties. Spring and fall cleanups, edging, weeding, mulching and ongoing lawn maintenance come up again and again — a May 2026 customer singles out the edging, and a June 2026 customer, older and no longer able to keep up with a property overrun with weeds, had the raking, weeding and shrub work taken over. Lawns get rebuilt rather than just cut: a 2023 reviewer had a backyard graded and sodded, a 2021 Thumbtack customer had a large yard re-seeded, and a 2024 customer describes an insect problem diagnosed in a failing lawn, then the grass renewed, fertilized and the garden beds mulched the following spring. The company also builds in stone and brick. A June 2025 customer had a brick walkway redone alongside the edging and mulching and says it has never looked better; the business's own site describes hardscaping, masonry and irrigation beside the landscaping, and its Thumbtack profile lists patio work, sod installation and tree planting among the services offered. Price comes up as often as speed, and always favorably — reasonable, excellent, fair — as does the conduct of the crew, described as hardworking, courteous, respectful and thorough. On Google the company holds 5 stars from 19 ratings; on Thumbtack, 5.0 from 4, with a Top Pro badge from 2022. Seventeen written accounts run from 2021 to mid-2026. For lawn care, cleanups and lawn restoration around Rowley this is an easy call. Ask for the walkway and patio work to be quoted separately with its own schedule, since the written accounts of the hardscape side are thinner than those of the grounds work.