Weber & Sons Landscape Construction is a family-run outfit that's built a long, detailed record of hardscape and landscape work — patios, retaining walls, walkways, and drainage fixes — with a Better Business Bureau A+ accreditation and 72 Google ratings averaging 4.8 stars. The written record runs from 2021 through 2026, and the same name comes up constantly: Lucas (also called Luke in a couple of reviews), who reviewers describe as the point of contact from the first phone call through the final walkthrough.
The hardscape work is the deepest thread. Reviewers describe full backyard overhauls — three patios, a fence, a shed foundation, and a lawn renovation in one recent project — alongside custom patios with sitting walls and fire pits, retaining walls swapped from rotted wood or railroad ties to block and concrete, and walkways rebuilt around drainage problems left by a previous contractor. Design help comes up often too: reviewers who'd never done a masonry project before describe Lucas walking them through options and keeping the budget in mind without cutting corners.
Beyond the big installs, reviewers also use the company for recurring lawn work — weekly mowing, spring and fall cleanups, mulching and dethatching — and several describe using them for both, going back multiple seasons. More than one customer liked the company enough to bring them to a family member's property as well.
The record isn't spotless, though. Three incidents stand out. In a 2024 review, a customer said a mower with no safety guard broke two of their car's windows, and the crew lead didn't apologize; in a 2025 review, another customer described their car left covered in debris by a crew and an unpleasant phone call with the owner when they raised it. And in a 2022 review, a customer said trees and shrubs were badly cut back by a crew with no English-speaking supervisor present to catch it. These are real complaints about oversight and accountability on-site, not one-off misunderstandings, and they're worth asking about directly — specifically, who supervises the crew and how property damage gets handled.
For a homeowner planning a hardscape project — a patio, a wall, a walkway — this is a company with an unusually deep, multi-year record of exactly that kind of work, backed by a BBB accreditation. Ask about crew supervision and how they'd handle any accidental damage before signing on, given the complaints above.
