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Twin Pines Landscaping is a Southborough, MA landscaping and construction firm, the landscaping division of the Twin Pines Family of Companies, doing landscape design and installation, masonry and stonework, fencing, carpentry, site work and snow removal for residential and commercial clients across MetroWest towns including Concord, Franklin, Worcester, Newton, Southborough and Holliston. The Better Business Bureau rates the business A+. A 2015 trade-press profile described the company as family-run since 1991 under owners Chris and Andy Hopkins, and a 2021 industry blog post said Chris Hopkins and his brother had run the business together for 15 years, growing it to over 50 employees and around $6 million in annual sales. The company's own site instead dates Twin Pines Family of Companies to 2003 and describes Twin Pines Landscaping as family-owned and led by co-owner Chris Hopkins — worth asking about directly, along with the discrepancy between the BBB's listed owner, James Hopkins, and the Chris/Andy Hopkins named in the company's own materials and press coverage. For landscape design, hardscape or masonry work in the MetroWest area, Twin Pines' scale and BBB rating are worth weighing alongside current pricing and scheduling.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Twin Pines Landscaping. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
“For 15 years, he and his brother Chris Hopkins have been running Twin Pines Landscaping together. Today the business employs over 50 people and grosses around $6mm in sales.”
“At Twin Pines Landscaping in Southborough, Massachusetts, traditional fall colors are always in style. Since 1991, owners Chris and Andy Hopkins have grown their business, offering landscape installation, construction and snow removal.”
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1 change recorded — last scanned Aug 9, 2026.
Flooding yard fixed after another landscaper failed5.0