LL Hardscape Tree Service INC

Nine big trees in one long day. A May 2026 customer describes the estimate given on time, the crew arriving the day and hour promised, and the site cleaned up afterwards — which is about the shape of the job LL Hardscape Tree Service gets called for. The company's own site describes a locally operated hardscape, tree service and landscaping company working residential and commercial properties across Massachusetts' North Shore — patios, retaining walls, tree removal, driveways, seasonal snow plowing — and names Peabody, Andover, Chelmsford, Lexington, Randolph and Canton among the towns it serves. Lorenzo is the name most reviewers deal with: he prices the job and shows up with the crew. Others write about Rafael — a November 2025 customer calls him the owner and says his crew has handled their yard since 2018 — and about Esteban. Tree work comes up most often. A Belmont homeowner had a roughly 60-foot pine taken off a back property line in August 2026, and writes that the crew arrived on time, worked nonstop and brought it down safely. Another August 2026 review describes an 8am start and a full day pruning trees 100 feet high, with a big new bucket truck and a tree grinder on site. A third, later that month, covers two large trees down with the stumps ground, a massive area of overgrown shrubs and roots cleared, debris hauled away, then the ground leveled and seeded with fresh loam. The hardscape half is just as busy. June 2026 brought a new paver front walkway, and, in a separate job that month, pavers laid after an old deck and worn artificial turf came out — about three days' work, with Lorenzo answering calls and texts throughout. An October 2025 customer listed stone walls, patio design and installation, fire pits, a barn foundation, plant transplanting, French drain and water-control work and lawn irrigation across several large projects; a December 2025 review covers walkways, patios, retaining walls and irrigation systems at two homes in North Reading and Andover. The rest arrives in ones and twos: brick pointing on chimneys and a house front in July 2026, an asphalt repair booked quickly that same month, a fence installed by Esteban's crew in April 2026, a basement leak identified, excavated and repaired in July 2026. Underneath all of it is ordinary yard work — mowing, weeding, shrub trimming, spring and fall cleanups, mulch — for several customers who have kept the crew for years. Price comes up in a dozen reviews and the same words repeat: reasonable, fair, competitive. Google carries a 5.0 average across 52 ratings; Thumbtack shows 4.6 from 18. Two things to settle before they roll up. Your town is one: the site's own list runs from Peabody to Canton, while the jobs customers describe sit in Belmont, North Reading and Andover. Scope is the other, since a single project here can span removal, grading and seeding, pavers and fencing. For a tree that has to come down or a paver walkway going in, this is a short conversation — quote by phone or text, a date, a crew that turns up when it says it will. Confirm they cover your town, and get the multi-part jobs itemized before the first machine arrives.