Molloy Lawn & Landscape

Molloy Lawn & Landscape works out of Randolph, and the same names keep showing up across its reviews — Bryce, Chris, Kristin, John — running crews through the seasonal grind of spring and fall cleanups, snow removal, and sodding, plus bigger design-build projects when a yard needs more than maintenance. One recent account describes the crew tearing out two rotting decks and replacing them with a concrete-paver patio while reworking the rest of the yard around a tricky basement stairwell; others describe tree plantings, a rehabbed planting bed, and a granite-steps patio install. The written record runs from 2021 through mid-2026 across roughly five sources, and it's a deep one — 74 Google ratings averaging 4.7★, plus an A+ grade with the Better Business Bureau. The cleanups draw the most repeated praise, and a 2024 review captures why: the crew came and went while the homeowner was out, and by the time they got home the yard looked, in the reviewer's own words, "immaculate" — not a leaf left. A few reviewers also mention a seasonal newsletter with lawn-care tips as an unusual extra touch from the office. What's worth asking about: a handful of reviews spread across 2023, 2024, and 2025 describe the same shape of problem — solid work on the booked job, then silence trying to follow up. A 2023 review describes a same-week cancellation the day before an appointment; two 2024 reviews describe being unable to get a response after asking for a small follow-up task or a promised estimate, one of them noting the pattern recurred every year they were a customer. A 2025 review raises a specific concern about repeated unannounced arrivals despite an explicit request for a heads-up around a dog in the yard. Most recently, a July 2026 review describes a sod installation handled by a single worker, with the new lawn browning along the seams and only three of seven promised treatments completed. None of this is the dominant story — nearly every review from this year is positive about the actual cleanup and landscaping work — but the follow-up complaints recur often enough across multiple years to be worth a direct question before booking, especially for anything with an ongoing service commitment like a sod warranty: get the treatment schedule and a callback expectation in writing.