Stein Construction & Landscape INC

Stein Construction & Landscape is a hardscape and masonry outfit based in Randolph, run by Guilherme ("Gil") Stein — BBB lists him as president — with his wife Juliana handling much of the design work and client consultations. Reviewers call them for retaining walls, patios, driveways, and stonework rather than lawn care or planting; Google alone shows 4.9 stars across 92 ratings, and Houzz and Angi both put them at a perfect 5.0. BBB gives the business an A+ rating, though it hasn't sought formal accreditation. The pattern holds up close in. In July, a homeowner who'd hired Gil years earlier to rebuild a bowing basement wall brought him back for a second wall to support a new deck — the kind of repeat call that says more than a star rating. Days later, another reviewer described the crew redoing an entire back patio in a single day, working from nothing more than a reference photo. In March, a Randolph homeowner credited the team — Juliana handled the initial consultation — with tracking down and fixing a drainage problem that had been sending water into the basement, folded into a larger hardscaping overhaul. A recurring theme across these accounts: the crew shows up when they say they will and doesn't need to be watched. Zoom out and the range widens. Older reviews, stretching back to 2019 across Google, Houzz, and Angi, describe expanded driveways, bluestone walkways, built-in fire pits, and full backyard rebuilds around a pool — the kind of variety that comes from years of steady work rather than one signature project. Across 82 reviews and six sources, the tone barely wavers, and the most recent six months added seven more reviews without a single negative one. One thing worth sorting out before signing anything: BBB's own file lists "Stein Construction & Landscape, Inc." as an alternate name tied to a business it profiles as "Stein Masonry Construction," and separately notes a related but distinct "Stein Masonry Construction, Inc." It's worth confirming which exact legal entity is on the contract and insurance certificate before work starts. For a retaining wall, patio, driveway, or a stubborn drainage problem around the foundation, this is a crew with a long, consistent paper trail behind it — just nail down the paperwork on which Stein entity you're actually contracting with.