I believe the business model that Hewson Landscape employs represents the epitome of quality for customer service and satisfaction. Their attention to detail and level of responsiveness is unprecedented. I have been in business for more than 30 years and currently manage over 900 people, many of whom are tasked with customer service. When directing and training my managers, I often use Hewson Landscape as an example of the business model one should strive to achieve. Their approach to service makes the difference between just being good and being great-exceeding the customer's expectations.

Anthony Cracchiolo

President/CEO - Fortune 500 Company 

  

 1998 International Flat Bed Truck-Original color was red, but we painted it white to match the remaining fleet. Excellent paint job done in house by Rodolfo!

 

With all the upcoming holidays and nice weather, we will all be on the road with places to go.  As New Jersey drivers we are all familiar with people speeding past us on the highways.  They can go right ahead, because speeding is expensive!  On our roads the traffic is usually stop and go, therefore speeding wastes fuel...  Not to mention IF you get caught, there are the points on your license, fines to be paid, and insurance rates go up.  Here is a breakdown of how speeding really gets you no where fast...

A minute or 2 of saved time is not worth risking your life or anyone else's!  So buckle up, put down the phone and enjoy the ride and the rest of your life!!  

Safe travels everybody :)

Way back in the 1940's there were transportation shortages due to war.  Between WWI and WWII, food shortages were common.  Between sending food to the Armed Forces serving our country and trying to sustain food supplies for civilians with limited means of transportation, the Government asked the American people to plant their own fruit and vegetable gardens.  

The results made history.  The goal was to produce enough fresh vegetables, fruit and herbs through the summer to provide for your family and people in your neighborhood.  Any excess was canned and preserved for use through the winter and early spring.  Everyone did it!  People used their yards, empty lots, commandeered ball fields, used roof tops and window boxes to plant their "Victory" Gardens.  Gardening was now a civil morale booster and a symbol of pride for those countryside and or with loved ones at war.  There was a lot of pride put into these gardens, and the fruit of all the labor dedicated to helping one another was and still is priceless.  

These days, gardening is more of a leisurely activity.  We have farmers markets and grocery stores with bountiful selections of fruits and veggies at our fingertips.  Where is the pride in that?  Plant a garden! Share the fruit of your labor and enjoy the profits year round.  

Remembering Memorial Day 

Memorial day is a day set aside to remember all those men and women who died while serving in the US Armed Forces. It was formerly known as Decoration Day, which originated after the Civil War. Dinner on the ground, also known as "potluck" came about when families gathered together at the graveyard to visit those relatives that had fallen, bringing food to share at this meeting place. Thank you to all those who fought for our freedom.