Pro Cut Landscape & Design

Pro Cut Landscape & Design is a Watertown landscaping outfit built on one thing above all: getting Bob on the phone. Review after review names him directly -- responsive, communicative, showed up when he said he would -- and that thread runs through everything from a spring cleanup to a full front-yard redesign. The volume backs it up. Across 167 ratings on both Angi and HomeAdvisor, the company holds a 4.9-star average, and the last six months alone brought 22 reviews with zero negative ones. The jobs range widely: yard cleanups and mulching are the bread and butter, but customers also describe Bob's crew handling fence installation, tree removal and planting, and coordinating stonework -- in a recent review, a longtime customer had Bob redesign a front lawn after a fallen tree took out the shade, working with the masons he uses to build a matching retaining wall and drainage system, plus planting a new dogwood, all in under a week. Two reviews describe Bob showing up for emergency snow plowing on short notice -- in a January 2026 review, a homeowner called him after a 22-inch snowstorm and a no-show plow contractor, and he fit them in anyway; a February 2026 review described a similar last-minute rescue. Beyond the weather emergencies, the pattern in the day-to-day work is consistency: reviewers describe Bob checking in during the job, explaining options before recommending the pricier path, and following through on the timeline he quotes. The one thing worth asking about is price. Most reviewers who mention cost call it fair or reasonable, but one recent review said the price "seemed a bit high," even while rating the finished work well. It's one comment against a long run of praise, but worth raising directly in the quote conversation before booking a larger project. The Better Business Bureau lists the company at an A+ rating. For routine yard work, seasonal cleanups, or a bigger redesign that benefits from some hand-holding through the options, Pro Cut has years of recent reviews backing the same story. Get a written quote up front, and for anything larger -- like retaining wall or drainage work -- ask what's being subcontracted versus done in-house.