Tringale Landscaping

Nick Tringale started cutting lawns in middle school and went full-time after high school; he founded Tringale Landscaping in 2023 and still runs the crew himself out of Lexington, Massachusetts, covering Middlesex County towns the company names as Arlington, Bedford, Winchester, Belmont, Concord and Burlington. What customers describe is unusually consistent: 29 Google ratings all land at five stars, and the specifics keep repeating across different jobs. One reviewer had him level ground for a shed and spread several huge piles of mulch a tree company had left behind, using his skid steer to move heavy material along the way. Another called him out on a holiday weekend with almost no notice to clear a side patch of yard. In a 2023 review, a homeowner describes him removing a fallen 100-foot pine tree after worrying the job might be too much for one crew -- he proved otherwise. A 2024 review describes him clearing vine weeds along a fence line, trimming trees and bushes, and pulling out a dying lilac tree, hauling everything away when he finished. He's also replaced a walkway, graded a shed pad and an RC track for a customer's son, and one reviewer who has used him for four years credits him with weekly lawn maintenance plus spring and fall cleanups. Pricing comes up often and consistently as fair -- several reviewers use that word directly, some after comparing him to other companies. Communication and follow-through are the other repeated notes: reviewers describe him as responsive and prompt, someone who checks in after the work is done. Nothing here describes a job gone wrong. The company is young -- founded in 2023 -- so this history, while consistently strong, runs a few years deep rather than a decade; worth asking about his current schedule and lead times, since a one-person-led crew with this kind of demand books up. For weekly lawn care, seasonal cleanups, or a grading and hardscape project in the Lexington area, the specificity and repetition in what customers describe make a strong case. Get a written quote for the scope, and confirm his current availability before counting on a start date.