Rose Landscaping and Construction

Eighty-eight Google ratings averaging a flat five stars, and 70 written reviews stretching back to 2022 — the striking thing is how many of them are from people describing year after year of the same crew. One customer wrote in June 2025 that Rose of Sharon had been their landscaper for five years, and added the line most companies never get: on the rare occasions things didn't go to plan, the crew came back and made it right. The everyday work is seasonal yard maintenance out of Brockton — mowing, mulch, pruning and planting, spring and fall cleanups, brush and leaf hauling, gutter clearing, snow plowing in winter. A Stoughton homeowner comparing bids this April said their price beat the others; another, that same month, had a large pile of brush and leaves gone the week after the estimate. The hardscape jobs draw the longest reviews. A November 2024 customer described a front walkway and steps built in pavers and granite, with a quote they called fair and adjusted reasonably when the scope grew. Another that month had a stepping-stone path run through a garden. In May a family had a cobblestone border and a swing-set play space laid out with them. A landscaper who refers her own customers to the company wrote in November 2025 that Renato "can do magic with patios, retaining walls, masonary steps and entrances". Commercial accounts run alongside the residential ones, which is worth knowing before you call. Property managers at Beacon Communities and at Royal Park Apartment both wrote in late 2025 about ongoing site work; a condominium community described landscaping, snowplowing and gutter cleaning as a standing package. In January, a resident of a North Easton complex credited Ronaldo's team with plowing the lot and helping neighbors get their cars out. Names recur throughout — Renato, Silvano, Fabio, Carlos, Fábio Lima — which usually means owners and foremen are on the job rather than dispatching it. Sixteen people have written in the last six months and none of them raised a problem. If you want a seasonal maintenance contract or a patio, this is a straightforward call. Get the scope written into the estimate — the reviewers who mention pricing consistently describe it as fair and adjusted openly when work is added, and that is where the relationship starts.