Perennial Landscape Corporation

Three homeowners who wrote about Perennial Landscape in November 2025 had been with the company fifteen, twenty and more than twenty years. One of them had the crew build the back patio and the stone wall out front, and still had them mowing in spring and summer and picking up leaves in the fall. Scott Carzo started the business in 1995 as a way to make extra money, and it is now a corporation of about ten with him as president, working Winchester, Concord, Lexington and Andover. The work comes in two halves that feed each other: design and build — stone and retaining walls, masonry, patios, walkways, firepits, outdoor kitchens, lighting, new lawns and plantings — and the weekly maintenance that follows it. Hardscape is where the specifics pile up. A November 2025 customer listed backyard drainage, leveling, a stone wall, new plants and trees and a front walkway, then kept the company on for weekly lawn care and weeding. A December 2025 review mentions masonry and yard drainage across many years together. Further back, a 2015 Houzz reviewer described a backyard remade with a waterfall, shed, built-in grill and pergola, and another that year had a retaining wall built and said it was done to the highest standard. In April 2025, a customer said the crew cleared an area of yard holding thirty years of leaves. In April 2026, a reviewer writing in Spanish pointed people toward them for patios, gardens, and retaining or decorative walls. One job needed a second pass. A homeowner who had the backyard and patio rebuilt to solve drainage and usability wrote in November 2025 that the work came out well in the end, but that a couple of fixes were needed once the spring rains returned, and mentioned a basement window well that had been filled with heavy rock and sand. So ask how a drainage build gets revisited after its first wet spring, and get the answer into the contract. The company's BBB page is an A+, and it belongs to the Winchester Chamber of Commerce. For a homeowner who wants one outfit to draw the yard, build the walls and the patio, and then keep the whole thing alive for the next decade, that is the arrangement their longest-standing customers describe.