Landscape N Maintenance INC

Good 4.5(54)

In high demand

140 hires
Based in Medford, OR
1 years in business
4 employees
Background checked

About Landscape N Maintenance INC

At Landscape N Maintenance, we believe great lawns start with great service. We're a locally owned and operated business serving the Rogue Valley with honest pricing, reliable scheduling, and top-tier results. From lawn mowing and seasonal cleanups — to hauling, hedge trimming, pressure washing, handyman repairs, painting, and even small moving jobs — we do it all, and we do it right the first time. What makes us stand out? ✅ Fast response times ✅ Professional, friendly crew ✅ Transparent pricing — no surprises ✅ We treat every property like it’s our own Whether you need weekly lawn care, help fixing things around the house, touching up paint, or moving heavy items from one location to another — we’re committed to delivering clean, sharp, reliable results every time. We don’t just mow — we edge, blow, and go, leaving your property spotless every visit. If you're looking for dependable lawn care and property services in Medford and surrounding areas, **************. We’re here to earn your trust — and your business — one job at a time.

Reviews

Marilyn K.Oct 2026

Robert was great and on time. Job finished quickly and we would hire him again. As an older couple, there are times when we cannot do some chores, i.e. cleaning baseboards, etc. Marilyn & Leo Kimm

Thumbtack customerOct 2026

I hired this company to demolish two existing decks and replace them with small sets of stairs. Unfortunately, the final cost and billing process left me disappointed. I was originally quoted $2,500, which Brandon broke down over the phone as two workers at $50/hour for approximately 24 hours, plus an estimated $500 for lumber. Before the project began, I called Brandon to explain that my dad and brother had already demolished one portion of the deck due to a miscommunication. He acknowledged this and said we could figure out any difference in cost at the end. The actual work took place over three days: 3.5 hours the first day, 7 hours the second (including travel), and 2.5 hours the third. This was considerably less time than originally discussed. The crew consisted of an experienced master carpenter and a newer laborer, and the company acknowledged that the newer worker made mistakes that the carpenter had to spend additional time correcting. At the end of the project, I was also informed that there was a standard 30% markup on materials, bringing the lumber cost from the originally discussed $500 to approximately $700–$800. This markup had not been disclosed beforehand. When I requested copies of the lumber receipts to better understand the costs, Brandon declined to provide them, citing tax purposes. I was also informed that all Home Depot trips were billed as labor time, which I completely understand, but that travel time between Medford and Grants Pass was included as well. That was not something I had understood when the hourly breakdown was originally explained. Ultimately, despite the reduced demolition work and substantially fewer hours than initially estimated, I paid the full $2,500, including the $800 attributed to materials. During our final conversation, Brandon suggested that perhaps he shouldn’t have broken down the estimate by hours and materials over the phone and should have simply provided a flat project quote. I actually agree. Had this been presented as a firm $2,500 quote from the beginning, regardless of labor hours or materials, my expectations would have been different. However, when a price is explained in terms of specific hours, labor rates, and material costs, it’s reasonable to expect those numbers to matter when the scope of work changes. I don’t dispute that the work was completed or that skilled labor deserves fair compensation. My frustration is with the lack of transparency, the undisclosed costs, and the unwillingness to revisit the price despite a meaningful reduction in the work performed. Lesson learned on my end: get every detail in writing, including whether an estimate is fixed or based on actual time and materials. Hopefully, it’s a lesson for the company as well about the importance of clear communication and upfront pricing.

Thumbtack customerOct 2026

I love when people show up on time and that is exactly what he did! He was professional and experienced. Will use them again!

Thumbtack customerAug 2026

Outstanding in every way. Glad to have met Brandon as finding someone that can provide services of this caliber is hard to find.

Kristy M.Aug 2026

Wow! What a team!! These guys are great. Need something in a pinch, they should be your first call. I had an easy (very important to me), and quality service when nobody else even answered the phone on the weekend. I’m

Thumbtack customerAug 2026

They don’t want to know what went wrong. I assure you the whoever is managing this company should think about an anger management course. He called me to ask me to allow them to rebid after all of my estimates had come in. I told him, he didn’t give me his name, that he got one chance, he should’ve sharpened his pencil a bit prior to submitting a bid that was over priced, if he wanted the job at all. He was rude and unprofessional.