The Best Landscaping Companies in Staten Island

Our ranked guide names the top landscaping companies in Staten Island, with a #1 overall pick plus category leaders for hardscaping, lawn care, tree work, irrigation, snow, and design. Each gets an editorial Guide Score from a published rubric covering service fit, local track record, licensing, transparency, and reputation. Positions reflect our editorial read of each company's public information as of June 2026 — confirm details with any provider directly.

Start by matching the provider to the work — lawn care, design, tree work, hardscaping, irrigation, and snow are different specialties. Confirm they're licensed and insured for New York City, ask for a written estimate that itemizes the job, and check that they actually work your end of the borough. Use this guide to compare options, then verify details directly with each provider before you hire.

Cost depends on the job, the lot, and access more than any flat rate. Recurring work like mowing is priced by lot size; one-time projects like a paver patio are priced by square footage, materials, and how much excavation the site needs. Our cost guide explains the factors that move the number so you can read an estimate and compare quotes fairly.

No. Sponsored and enhanced profiles are clearly labeled and may appear in featured slots, but paying never buys a better editorial assessment or a higher place in how we describe a provider's fit. Our methodology page explains exactly what sponsorship does and does not change.

Each profile is compiled from the company's own public information, cited on the profile, as of June 2026. We never publish invented ratings, review counts, prices, or credentials, and the ranking is our editorial opinion, not independent testing. Always confirm licensing, insurance, and pricing with each company directly.

It depends on the work. Home improvement work in New York City generally requires the contractor to hold the appropriate license, and tree work near the street or on city property is regulated. Always ask a provider to confirm their licensing and insurance for your specific job, and verify it directly rather than taking a listing's word for it.