Vetelino Landscape, Inc.

Vetelino Landscape is a Pembroke-based landscape contractor South Shore homeowners call for full-yard work — design and installation, seasonal upkeep, and storm cleanup — with owner Dave Vetelino personally involved on jobs, according to reviewers and the company's own site. Eleven Google reviews, all five stars, describe a crew people keep rehiring. In a 2023 review, one homeowner described a relationship dating to 2017, with Vetelino handling spring and fall upkeep every year since Dave designed the original landscaping for their new home. Others, also writing in 2023, describe design and installation work around a new home addition and patio, mulch replacement and tree trimming for a courtyard, and an entire front and back yard overseeded so thick it looked hard to believe. One reviewer credited the team with clearing a major storm's debris with a five-person crew in a fraction of the time it would have taken alone. The company holds an active Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration. It also carries an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, and the BBB lists it as 17 years in business — the company's own site claims 20, a discrepancy worth asking about that neither source explains. Its Houzz profile adds Massachusetts Certified Landscape Professional and Certified Horticulturalist credentials plus a Massachusetts Pesticide Applicator's License, alongside services like design/build, hardscapes, lawn maintenance programs, fertilizer programs, and commercial snow removal. What to know before calling: every Google review on file dates from 2022 or 2023, so recent references aren't part of the record here — worth asking for current customers if that matters. Otherwise the pattern across the reviews is consistent: attentive, easy to reach with questions, and comfortable with both one-time design projects and year-round maintenance. Vetelino is a strong call for South Shore homeowners who want one company for both a landscape redesign and the ongoing seasonal care that follows it — confirm licensing details and ask about scheduling for storm response or snow removal before signing on.