I am looking for a landscaping service that uses electric tools and does not use gas blowers.

• Edinboro Landscaping - Edinboro, PA 16412
• Kunco Landscape, Inc. - 8099 Johnson Rd, Erie, PA 16509, United States
• LM Wander & Sons Landscaping - 8711 Peach St, Erie, PA 16509, United States
• Jesstone & Sons Landscape Services - 141 E 26th St, Erie, PA 16504, United States
• Aesthetic Turf Solutions - 2905 E 28th St, Erie, PA 16510, United States
• RB Landscape & Concrete, LLC - 1209 E 29th St, Erie, PA 16504, United States
• LiteScaping, LLC - 2225 Colonial Ave Ste 211, Erie, PA 16506, United States
• Boss D Landscape - 713 Perry St, Erie, PA 16503, United States
• Erie Lightscapes - PO Box 248, Waterford, PA 16441

I found one Erie-area landscaping company that specifically appears to match your preference for electric equipment:

• Edinboro Landscaping — Edinboro, PA area. Their listing states they use all-electric tools, and a customer review specifically praised that they use electric equipment because it is quieter and more environmentally friendly. This would be the first one I would contact and confirm that they do not use gas-powered leaf blowers as part of their normal service.

A few other Erie-area landscaping companies I found that offer lawn care/maintenance, but I could not verify an electric-only policy from their public information:

• Kunco Landscape, Inc. — full-service landscaping and lawn care in Erie.
• LM Wander & Sons Landscaping — residential and commercial landscaping in the Erie area.
• Jesstone & Sons Landscape Services — Erie-based landscaping and property maintenance.
• Aesthetic Turf Solutions — lawn care and landscape maintenance in Erie.

When you call, I’d ask:

1. “Do you use battery-powered/electric equipment for mowing, trimming, and cleanup?”
2. “Do you use any gas-powered leaf blowers?”
3. “Can you note on my account that no gas blower should be used at my property?”

If you are outside Erie proper (for example Millcreek, Fairview, Harborcreek, or another nearby town), tell me your area and I can narrow the search.

• Net Zero Landscaping - Franklin, MA 02038
• JMF Landscaping, Garden Center & Nursery - 720 S Franklin St, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• Wilvert's Landscaping - 0 Plymouth St, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• Stewart's Power Equipment - 776 Plymouth St #139, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• Apollo Outdoor Lighting - 77 Accord Park Dr D-14, Norwell, MA 02061, United States
• 10X Equipment Rentals - 382 N Franklin St, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• Rainfall Irrigation & Landscape Lighting - 62 Main St #305, Kingston, MA 02364, United States
• Frank Irrigation LLC - 429 South St, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• REDNOSE Holiday Lights & Décor - 279 Centre St, Holbrook, MA 02343, United States
• Modern Landscaping Inc - 328 Main St, North Easton, MA 02356, United States
• McCarthy Irrigation & Landscape Lighting - Franklin, MA 02038
• Lighthouse Outdoor Lighting and Audio of Boston - 128 Groton Rd, Shirley, MA 01464, United States
• Blingle Premier Lighting of Waltham - 260 Bear Hill Rd #103, Waltham, MA 02451, United States

If you're in the Holbrook, MA area, I found one particularly strong match:

• Net Zero Landscaping — based in Franklin, MA. Their equipment approach specifically emphasizes battery-powered mowers, blowers, and hand tools, making them the closest match I found to your requirement for electric equipment and no gas blowers.Parse
• JMF Landscaping, Garden Center & Nursery — right in Holbrook, but I couldn't verify that they operate gas-free, so I would ask before hiring.
• Wilvert's Landscaping — also in Holbrook and offers lawn care/landscaping, but I couldn't find evidence of an electric-only equipment policy.

My recommendation

I'd contact Net Zero Landscaping first and specifically ask:

“Do your crews use battery-electric equipment for the entire job, including leaf cleanup, and do you guarantee that no gas-powered blowers or other gas equipment will be used on my property?” That's worth asking because some companies advertise electric mowers but still bring a gas blower for cleanup.

If you'd like, I can find 3–5 companies within about 15–20 miles of Holbrook that explicitly advertise no gas blowers, including their phone numbers and websites.

Finding a landscaping service that completely foregoes gas-powered equipment—especially noisy, high-emission gas leaf blowers—is a fantastic way to reduce noise pollution and your carbon footprint.

Because eco-friendly, all-electric landscaping companies are typically hyper-local independent operators, the best options depend entirely on your specific city or region. Prominent examples of dedicated all-electric and zero-emission operations include:

• E-SCAPES Electric Lawn Care (serving North Georgia)
• Greenbeard Lawn Care (serving Columbus, Ohio)
• The Quiet Cut Lawn Services (serving the Atlanta metro area)[1][2][3]

If you aren't located in those specific service areas, finding a similar provider near you requires a slightly different search approach, as standard commercial landscapers default heavily to gas equipment.

How to Find an Electric-Only Landscaper Near You

1. Search with precise negative and positive keywords: Instead of typing "landscaping service," search local directories or Google for terms like "all-electric lawn care [your city]", "zero emission yard service [your city]" , or "gas-free landscaping".[1]
2. Look for "Quiet Yard" networks: Many independent operators proudly market themselves around the lack of noise ("quiet neighborhood maintenance") rather than just the environmental aspect.[1][2]
3. Explicitly ask about blowers up front: Many traditional or "hybrid" landscaping crews have battery-powered mowers and trimmers to save on fuel costs, but still lean on backpack gas blowers for speed during cleanup. Be direct and state: "I require 100% gas-free service, including no gas leaf blowers." Many battery tool outfits will gladly substitute a battery blower or use a broom/rake if requested.

If you share your city or zip code , I can help you search for local, eco-friendly landscaping providers in your specific area.

Finding a truly green, low-noise landscaping company that avoids gas equipment—and specifically leaves gas blowers behind—is becoming much more popular as local municipalities restrict or ban gas-powered leaf blowers.theregreview.org+1

When searching for or vetting a provider that matches these criteria, keep the following tips and strategies in mind:

• Look for "Quiet," "Zero-Emission," or "All-Electric" Branding: Companies specializing in sustainable or electric-only care proudly advertise that they use commercial-grade battery-powered systems (such as EGO, Greenworks, or Stihl battery platforms).ecomow.com+1[2]
• Ask About Clean-Up Methods: Many all-electric landscapers substitute traditional blowers with battery-powered electric blowers (which are significantly quieter and lack noxious fumes), while others prefer using brooms, rakes, and mulching attachments for a completely zero-blower approach.
• Check Local Directories: Dedicated green lawn-care directories like the Electric Lawn Mowing Directory catalog providers across various states that specifically use battery-operated and electric equipment.lawn-care-directory.web.app
• Municipal Compliance: If you live in an area with active or upcoming restrictions on gas-powered equipment (such as parts of California, Washington, Oregon, or Massachusetts), local traditional companies in your neighborhood may have already transitioned or can accommodate a gas-free request.theregreview.org+1

If you share your city or zip code , I can help look for local electric or eco-friendly landscaping services operating in your specific area.