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Cincinnati Landscaping

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Based in Blue Ash, Ohio, Cincinnati Landscaping covers lawn care and landscaping, with Google reviews going back to 2026, Saturday hours listed, and a published phone number and website.

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Hours

SundayClosed
Monday8 AM to 5 PM
Tuesday8 AM to 5 PM
Wednesday8 AM to 5 PM
Thursday8 AM to 5 PM
Friday8 AM to 5 PM
Saturday8 AM to 5 PM

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Reviews

  • Jimmy LauzauGoogleAugust 2026
    Jared, Mike, Cody & team were all fantastic to work with, great people, hard workers, and very professional. I would not hesitate to hire them again. Job summary: We originally called them in to handle an issue where our drainage from our downspouts clogged and then began overflowing into the basement. They replaced the old clogged corrugated pipe with PVC and ran it out to the curb. I also had them camera inspect the rest of our backyard drainage, which ended up being clogged as well. Because it was clogged we had them replace it, running it out to the curb on the other side of our house. Since they were going down that side of the house as well we had them run the gutters on that side (which had drained to the yard) into the drainage pipe also. It was 335’ of pipe in total to install! Finally we had them replace 2 old window wells. Well, that is a whole lot, I think I mentioned all of it, and in a yard with an irrigation system they had to hand dig the whole thing, carefully. How they did: I am happy to say the job is completed and looks and works great, complete with new topsoil grass seed and straw, and we still have a functioning irrigation system. Any time they suspected they had damaged something they alerted me immediately and worked to find a fix. Over 330’ they only hit 3 things and got them all fixed for me with no issue. I dug about 10 feet in this yard a few years ago and hit something in that short distance myself, haha! I’m truly amazed and incredibly happy, they took on this challenge without complaint and did a fantastic job! Cody & his team were also great to have. They worked so hard, kept smiles on their faces even in the heat, were super polite to me, my family, and my neighbors. They are all around good people, would highly recommend! Thanks for everything!!
  • Alan WattenhoferGoogleOctober 2026
    Contract Language: Cincinnati Landscaping to remove a retaining wall and replace with a 16' x 2.5' Allan Block Classic retaining wall, with perforated pipe to facilitate drainage and geo-textile fabric. "The wall will be completed with (topsoil, mulch, gravel, pea gravel, or any other material specified by the client "that is suitable for the location." The proposal encompasses all materials, labor, "and restoration", utilizing grass seed and straw as needed." The Problem: The jobsite foreman, Mike, suggested to use the excavated clay/soil mixture for the "restoration" portion of the contract. The mixture contained "large clumps" of mud/clay that will prohibit grass growth. The mud/clay mixture was not properly sloped away from the house to prevent water pooling, and drainage problems. No topsoil (2'-4" recommended) was used during the "restoration" process. The Response: Three days after job completed: After responding to an e-mail explaining my concern, Mile and two co-workers visited the completed jobsite. Three 5-gallon "sample" buckets were filled with "clumps" for Mike review. Mike told me that there should be no concern because the "grass root growth" will break up the clumps. He then assigned the crew to dump the buckets and "chop up with a shovel". The Result: Last night, our area had heavy rainfall for approximately 20 minutes. Water was pooling because the slope permits water to pool towards the house foundation (not good). Research information revealed that grass seed will NOT break up clumps. Industry standards require 2"-4" of topsoil (raked and smoothed) to promote new grass seed growth. THE FIX: The clumps must be removed, or, covered with 2-4" of topsoil. and smoothed and graded properly to comply with industry standard for "restoration". New grass seed and straw is to be installed to permit grass growth. The construction area must be properly re-sloped to prevent rainwater to flow towards the house foundation. Note: I do NOT give up my Consumer Protection Rights, including the use of Federal, State, and Local Consumer Agencies, and the use of Legal Representation to re-cover monetary losses.
  • Judy ReeseGoogleSeptember 2026
    My morning started early with Mike and his crew. they showed up ready to work on one of the hottest days of the year. I don’t have before pictures, but I’m very happy of the end results. They handled the neighbors well, making sure they didn’t block their driveway., friendly and curious. they cleaned up after their work. And the job was done in a timely manner. I already have another job lined up. These guys stay booked up. Job well done.👌
  • Ann HeineGoogleJuly 2026
    Cincinnati landscaping did an amazing job building a new hardscape wall with a drainage system. Our old retaining wall was rotting and in need of replacement, they had to clear out a huge amount. Of brush in the hill side and installed a new rock retaining that looks incredible. Very easy to work with, quick at responding to any questions, and worked extremely hard to get this project done in a short amount of time, special thanks to Mike, Cody, Bailey and Garret who worked through 95 degree weather to get this done.
  • Doug RossGoogleJune 2026
    Mike, Cody, and the Cincinnati Landscaping team did an outstanding job on our recent project. They installed a French drain to address a water collection issue, added two buried gutter downspouts, and refreshed our landscape beds. From start to finish, the team was professional, hardworking, and respectful of our property. They communicated well, stayed on schedule, and delivered great results. It was a pleasure working with them, and I would highly recommend Cincinnati Landscaping to anyone looking for quality work and a dependable team.

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Is Cincinnati Landscaping open today?

Cincinnati Landscaping posts 8 AM to 5 PM on Monday, in Blue Ash local time. The full week is in the hours table on this page. These are the hours the company posted, not a live check, so call ahead on a holiday.

What services does Cincinnati Landscaping offer in Blue Ash?

Its listing covers lawn care, landscaping. Scope and pricing per service are set by the company, so confirm both when you get the quote.

Does Cincinnati Landscaping serve Sharonville?

Its listed address is in Blue Ash; companies in this directory typically serve within about 25 miles, and Sharonville is 0.9 miles away. Confirm when you call.

What do customers say about Cincinnati Landscaping?

Cincinnati Landscaping holds 4.6 on Google from 85 reviews. The review cards on this page carry the wording; the scores here are counts, not our own assessment.

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