Local business · Swampscott, MALocal business · 16 Glen Rd, Swampscott, MA 01907, USA
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Every written account of Di Pietro Joseph A comes from a neighbor rather than a customer, and Google's four ratings average one star. They converge on a single subject: gas leaf blowers. A reviewer writing in July 2024 said the crew ran gas blowers in Swampscott from late May through the end of that July — the stretch when the town's bylaw prohibits them — arriving around 7am every Tuesday. Another reviewer that same month described several blowers going at once at the same hour, wrote that workers told them to take a hike when asked about it, and mentioned an elderly relative with heart trouble on the block. In August 2025 a third reviewer said the practice was still going and pointed out that the business is based in town, so it should know the rule. All three are neighbors describing what they hear on the street, not customers describing a job they paid for. Read this as a picture of how the crew operates on a block, not of how a lawn or planting turns out. If your street is on their route, or you're thinking of hiring them, raise scheduling and equipment first: what time crews start, and what they run during Swampscott's seasonal gas-blower ban. If early mornings matter where you live, get the start time agreed in writing.
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Di Pietro Joseph A. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$50 – $70
Typical landscaping service around $60
This landscaper continues to use leaf blowers prohibited by town ordinance and their business is located in town so they should know better.
This company has been illegally operating with gas leaf blower in Swampscott since late May till the end of July 2024, whereas all gas leaf blower are prohibited within such time, the company disregarded the city law and continue to operate with gas leaf blowers. The noise, gas and toxicity from which they produced are harmful to the neighborhood. They would arrive around 7am in the morning every Tuesday to cause unbearable noise and toxicity to our neighborhood, my 73 year old mom couldn't sleep and so did my neighbors.
This company works in my neighborhood early in the morning around 7am, the noise of several leafblowers working simultaneously are loud enough to wake up the dead, not even noise canceling headphones can work against this earth crumbling sound. Rude workers would oftentimes tell you to take a hike coz they are barely within the noise ordinance mandate. Will it kill you to work a bit later since most people are still in bed around 7am? What if someone who works the late shift and can’t get home past midnight? My elderly mother with heart problems may collapse with you people waking up the entire neighborhood every morning. Zero accountability and human decency.
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