Regis Earth Products & Landscaping

Retaining walls, patios and lawn work are among the projects customers describe hiring Regis Earth Products & Landscaping to do. The Hudson company calls itself locally owned and operated, and says it offers landscaping, hardscaping, excavation, drainage, commercial snow removal and landscape materials across nearby Southern New Hampshire communities. It also advertises free estimates. Google showed a 4.8-star average from 214 ratings in August 2026. Material deliveries draw recent praise. A May 2026 customer who ordered seven yards of mulch said it arrived within an hour; a June 2026 customer praised the condition of the loam and said delivery was early. Getting an estimate was a different experience for another customer. In May 2026, someone seeking to fill and level a former pool area described a site visit followed by repeated promises of an estimate, calls and texts, and weeks without receiving it. Completed outdoor projects include a former above-ground pool area converted into a fire pit and patio, with a sitting wall, granite stairs and lighting, according to a January 2026 review. A November 2025 customer described a retaining wall and patio and said the team kept them informed and stayed on schedule. In an August 2024 account, a homeowner said the company graded areas, added loam and hydroseeded, then returned to fertilize and check growth; the customer said that follow-up was included in the invoice. Other customers reported delays and problems with the finished work. An April 2024 reviewer said scraping the yard and bringing in new loam took about six months rather than the month promised. They reported washed-out rock beds, grass growing in those beds, and rock and glass in the loam after a project costing more than $15,000. A September 2025 reviewer at Garden at Wiers in Laconia complained of missed promised visits, unfinished landscaping and construction debris. A separate September 2025 Laconia customer, whose builder used Regis as a subcontractor, praised added sod and buried gutter drainage despite weather-related difficulties establishing the lawn. A December 2025 reviewer said the listed phone did not work. In a May 2025 account of mulch delivery, another customer said recent deliveries had been timely, while a late delivery the previous season brought an apology and a discounted delivery fee.