N Z Daniels Llc

N Z Daniels does yard and site work, and a recent Google customer described how Nilton handled their backyard patio and drywall projects: he confirmed the materials he was going to use, shared photos of the progress along the way and quickly responded to questions. On Thumbtack, Nilton Daniel describes himself as the owner of N Z Daniels LLC. The company's website lists excavation and site prep, backfilling, demolition, driveway, pool and foundation excavation, and yard leveling, and says it has been in business 14 years. N Z Daniels LLC's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 654508, is active on the state registry. A 2023 customer hired the company to excavate and pour a foundation for a four-season sunroom addition and deck, and said drainage was added and the lawn was repaired after completion. A 2023 Google reviewer said Nilton fixed a problem they had for months in which rain water came into their kids' bedroom through the backyard. In a 2023 review, a customer said their dirt and gravel road was in complete disrepair and Nilton and his crew made it like new again in two days. A 2023 customer said Nilton planted 10 arborvitae trees and moved three of a neighbor's irrigation heads back to the neighbor's property. A 2024 customer said Nilton installed a small basketball court and replaced their walkway at a reasonable price. A 2023 Google reviewer said they hired him for a few projects, that on one he took a $20,000 check and then said he had no money to start it, and that on the project he started, 80 percent of the work was being ripped out; that 2023 reviewer said the matter was then in litigation. A 2023 Thumbtack customer said Nilton rescheduled an hour before he was due to see the job, ignored their calls and texts the day after when he showed up, and later told them, "Find someone else." A 2024 Google reviewer said the work was good but would have appreciated a little more speed. A 2025 Thumbtack customer said landscape fabric was left out of several large areas under decorative stone around a patio, that Nilton acknowledged his guys ran out of fabric and kept spreading stone, and that he offered to fix it only for another $800. A 2026 Google reviewer wrote that the company didn't provide a quote.