Urban Green Land Escapes

Diseased trees, a location tangled with wires, and not one wire touched. The HomeAdvisor customer who described that removal in 2024 said that alone was worth what it cost. Urban Green LandEscapes works out of Boston, and its Angi and HomeAdvisor profiles both show a 5.0 rating from fifteen reviews and seventeen years of experience. The company's own site runs wider than the yard: landscape design and construction, masonry, planting, irrigation and drainage, tree care, rooftop gardens, urban farming and seasonal planters. The written accounts split between the tree work and the builds. A customer writing in February 2025 had limbs trimmed and taken down and said the crew knew which ones needed to go. One in 2024 had tree work and a bluestone patio done together; another had turf laid in the back garden that summer and ended up with a yard the kids and the dog could use. Where customers get specific about Garrett himself, it is the plants. Someone who had used him across three years of projects in 2024 described his plant and tree knowledge; another said he understands how to put a planting scheme together so it still works years later. A third had him on jobs ranging from single-family houses to multifamily buildings. Both directory profiles list an OSHA certification and a Massachusetts Horticultural Society certification. Neither has been checked against the issuing body, so ask to see them. For tree work on a tight urban lot, a planting plan meant to look right in five years, or a patio and turf install, Garrett is the name these customers keep going back to. The written accounts run 2023 to 2025, so ask who is on the crew this season and how removals near power lines are handled and insured.