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Xquisite Landscaping is a Stoughton, MA commercial landscape contractor — installing landscapes, hardscapes, green roofs, irrigation and erosion control for general contractors and commercial property owners across Massachusetts and New England, not a residential lawn-and-garden outfit. Procore's contractor network lists its market sectors as commercial, industrial and institutional work only. The company describes itself as family-owned since 2006 (Portuguese-owned, per its own site), and the Better Business Bureau lists it as 24 years in business with 4 employees and president David Romeiro; it carries an A+ BBB grade but is not BBB-accredited. Its Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office Portuguese Business Enterprise certification is verified active through 2027. The company's own site also points to industry recognition — a Boston Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award in 2016 and an AGCMA Build New England Honor Award in 2015 — plus safety credentials including a 2022 Highwire Gold safety award and 40-hour OSHA-certified staff. The public review history is very thin: Google shows 4.3★ from 11 ratings, but the one written review in the record, from December 2025, describes a company truck driving recklessly and cutting off another driver on Route 93.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Xquisite Landscaping Inc. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
““Our biggest challenge has been managing disruptions from external fa”
Truck 2104 this morning was in the passing lane on 93 N swerving all over the place. Ran into the breakdown lane kicking up dirt and rocks. Then swerved into my lane, cutting me off. I would expect the company to have more responsible individuals behind the wheel.
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