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No state license for this trade. New Hampshire doesn't license or register landscapingbusinesses, so there's no state registry to check. That's true of every landscaping business in the state, not a mark against this one. Insurance is self-reported.
- 5 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 2 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Same-day response — a 2026 review described a quote and mowing the same evening
- Personal generosity — reviews describe free repairs and free service in hardship
- Careful plant work — a 2025 review described salvaging desirable plants during brush removal
Pacella Brothers is a small, family-run landscaping outfit out of Hudson, New Hampshire, run day to day by Mike (and, on some jobs, his brother Nathan) — the kind of business where the owner answers his own phone and shows up the same day. One reviewer found the company through a Facebook post after their regular landscaper no-showed, and said Mike reached out within minutes, came by that evening to give a quote, and mowed the lawn. The reviews on file, though few, are specific rather than generic. Reviewers describe hiring Pacella Brothers for weekly mowing, tree removal, and reshaping mulch beds, and a 2025 review described the crew clearing out bittersweet and overgrown brush while carefully salvaging rose bushes and other plants worth keeping. A recurring theme is Mike going beyond the paid job: one customer said he fixed a fence at no charge that had been needed for years, and another said he offered to mow their lawn for free after learning the family was dealing with medical expenses. The company's own site says it also does hardscaping and masonry — patios, walkways, retaining walls — alongside lawn care and snow removal, though the reviews on file describe mostly lawn and tree work rather than hardscape projects specifically. It describes itself as fully licensed, though New Hampshire does not license landscaping work statewide, so there's no registry to check that claim against. For a Southern New Hampshire or Northern Massachusetts property needing regular lawn care, tree work, or a smaller landscaping job, this reads as a responsive, personally-run outfit; for a larger hardscape or masonry project, it's worth asking to see examples of that specific work since the reviews don't yet cover it in detail.
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