Millers Pro Landscape Inc.

Millers Pro Landscape has been mowing, planting and plowing on Martha's Vineyard long enough that its Google reviews read more like a client roster than a sample: one homeowner writing in 2024 counted over 20 years with the company, another 15, and a June 2025 reviewer said the relationship started in 2004. Based in Oak Bluffs, the company says it was established in 2002 — about 24 years — and that Chris Miller runs it as CEO. Its own description of the work is unusually wide for a landscaper: design, installation and maintenance, irrigation, tree work, landscape lighting, masonry, lawn care and snow removal, for residential, commercial and industrial properties across the island. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration is active and issued to the company itself rather than to an individual. What customers describe backs up the broad brief. A 2024 reviewer credited the crew with installing a sprinkler system and a fence, and with opening the house for the season at short notice. Another, in June 2025, said the lawn, roof and driveways all came out well. A November 2025 job pulled construction, pool and landscape crews onto the same property, and the customer thanked the foremen by name. Across the Google page — 4.8 stars from 16 ratings — the word that keeps returning is responsive; the June 2025 reviewer put it plainly: if a problem arises, they respond immediately with a solution. The one sour note is a July 2025 one-star review, and it is about conduct rather than craft — the complaint is that the crew is loud and rides mowers around the property for longer than the reviewer thought necessary. Nothing in it disputes the finished work, but if noise or timing matters where you live, pin down crew hours before the first visit. The claim that the staff are certified landscape technicians comes from the company's own site, so ask which certification and who on the crew holds it. For year-round island property care — weekly mowing through winter plowing, with irrigation and tree work in between — Millers is the kind of outfit people stay with for a decade; get the season's scope and schedule in writing before it starts.