Truly Lawn

Truly Lawn runs a 4.9-star operation on Google — 136 ratings deep, which is a lot of five-star clicks to rack up by accident. The Norwell-based crew works a lawn-fertilization and treatment route: seasonal fertilizer, crabgrass and weed control, aeration, and overseeding, delivered by named technicians who return on a recurring schedule rather than showing up for one-off jobs. The last six months read the same as the all-time number: 50 reviews, only one with a real complaint behind it. What comes up again and again is a specific technician — John, Andrew, Dakotah, Tom, Nick — walking a customer through exactly what's being applied and why, down to how long to keep the dog off the grass. In one April review, a technician named Andrew showed up to fertilize a yard full of storm-downed tree limbs and cleared three of them himself before starting the treatment. Other reviewers mention a text the day before each visit and a follow-up email spelling out what was applied. The one real complaint in that window is a cancellation: a customer wrote in to end service after being, in their words, thoroughly disappointed with how the prior year went, without saying what specifically went wrong. A separate review flagged a technician who didn't leave paperwork describing which service he'd performed that day — worth asking about if a written record after each visit matters to you. Every review here describes treatment work, not design, planting, or hardscape — this is a lawn-fertilization program, not a landscape renovation crew. For recurring fertilizer, weed, and crabgrass treatment with technicians who explain what they're doing, the Google history backs that up at real scale. Worth confirming before signing up: what's covered if a treatment doesn't fully take — one reviewer noted crabgrass control isn't guaranteed to eliminate it in a single pass — and whether you'll get a service summary left behind after each stop.