John Tighe - Owner & President - John is entering his 28th season of operating John's Landscape Service, Inc. Customer service and satisfaction continues to be his main priorities. John provides hands-on, day-to-day management of all aspects of John's Landscape Service, Inc. He is always available for his customers' calls and meeting requests.
In addition to his landscape experience, John worked in the financial industry for eight years after graduating Northeastern University in 1997. His work in the financial industry brought him to New York, Russia and Boston before he decided to return to John's Landscape Service, Inc. to pursue his own entrepreneurial passions.
In addition to his landscape experience, John worked in the financial industry for eight years after graduating Northeastern University in 1997. His work in the financial industry brought him to New York, Russia and Boston before he decided to return to John's Landscape Service, Inc. to pursue his own entrepreneurial passions.
Services
For 28 years, John's Landscape Service Inc. has been a landscape contractor providing highly recommended, reliable and reasonable landscape services to the Greater Boston, Metro North and Metro West areas including areas such as Boston, Belmont, Arlington, Lexington, Newton, Winchester and Cambridge.
Fleet
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We are continually researching and purchasing the newest and best equipment that will allow us to serve all of our clients more effectively and efficiently. Our entire fleet is equipped with GPS tracking devices, which provides up-to-the-minute information about our crews' locations and easy tracking information for our clients.
Lexington MA
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This winter has been a fierce one and we are so grateful for John's Landscape for all of their help. They are very friendly, always on time and simply get the job done. We are so pleased with our new patio and the experience with John's Landscape was great. From start to finish working with them was an absolute pleasure and we plan to use them more.
February 2012
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The cold weather is still upon us and it is possible that we may see some snow and ice in our near future. Spring storms can be particularly hazardous to evergreen trees and shrubs, but there are several ways to protect these important assets in the garden. Although snow laden trees can look picturesque serious damage may occur due to heavy snow or ice accumulation on branches.
January 2012
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Conifers, such as spruce, fir, hemlock, pine and juniper are wonderful accents in the landscape that can add structure and create the framework for a garden. In addition to evergreens, there are many note-worthy trees and shrubs that you can consider adding to your garden for seasonal interest. Three characteristics that can really capture your attention in the winter garden are interesting bark, unusual structure or shape and persistent fruit.
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