TLC Landscape

The projects homeowners describe here sit at the heavy end of landscaping: granite stairs set into a rebuilt entry, a cobblestone-edged driveway with drainage under it, a concrete ramp and an old back patio demolished and replaced. TLC Landscape works out of 1 Concord St in Wilmington, and in the reviews people write, the owner — Tom — is on the job himself. The fullest account comes from a 2021 review of a large job: demolition of a concrete ramp, stairs and driveway, then granite steps, a paved walkway, a cobblestone-edged driveway with a drainage system, fieldstone foundation repair, stepping stones, a regraded and replaced front lawn, and a pea stone path. That homeowner said Thomas worked with them to design every element. Two 2023 reviews run in the same key but shorter — a patio, front walk and small driveway extension in one; a leaking foundation repaired fast in the other, at a price the customer said beat every other bid they collected. The written history is thin, though. Six reviews across two sources between 2021 and 2026 sit behind a 4.3-star Google average built on 16 ratings, and it is not all good. A 2022 customer described paying a scheduling deposit and then waiting five weeks with no reply, no start date and no contract; when they cancelled and went elsewhere, they said the deposit was not returned. That is the thing to pin down before any money changes hands — a written contract, a firm date, and what happens to the deposit if the job doesn't. The one review from the last six months, posted in February 2026, is a one-star that says nothing about the work at all: a complaint about a truck speeding in Georgetown. For hardscape — steps, walkways, driveway edging, drainage, regrading — this is the shop those reviews describe, run by someone customers keep naming personally. Settle the schedule and deposit terms in writing first.