The Greenwich directory

A short, checked list of Greenwich businesses — not a scraped one.

This is early and deliberately small. We are building it one category at a time, by hand, starting with Home & Property — the help Greenwich homeowners need most. Every entry is sourced from the business’s own site and links straight back to it, so you confirm the hours, area, and credentials yourself before you call. It will grow; right now it is a starting point, not the last word.

  • Sourced, not imported
  • No pay-to-rank, no fake reviews
  • Corrections welcome

Start with the right question

What are you trying to get done?

You need a name before you start calling around

Open the Home & Property listings, then click through to the business’s own site to confirm the service, the area they cover, licensing or insurance, and how fast they answer.

Go there →

You are scoping a bigger house project

Start with the lane cards. A drainage problem, a kitchen renovation, a generator install, and routine estate care are different conversations with different people — the lanes sort them. The homeowner guide covers permits and the town side.

Go there →

You run a Greenwich business

Read how we list before asking for a spot. A request is a request to be considered, not an automatic slot. Paid visibility is always labeled and never buys a “best” claim.

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Categories

The lanes, and what’s open so far.

Suggest a business →

Six lanes, the same ones a Greenwich household sorts by — Home & Property, Kids & Family, Health & Wellness, Eat & Drink, Shopping & Style, and Real Estate & Moving. Home & Property is open now. The rest say “coming soon” because they are — there’s no hidden inventory behind the label. We open a lane once we have named businesses worth checking; until then, the guides already cover most of these, and a suggestion goes onto the list to be considered.

Coming soon

Eat & Drink

Date nights, power lunches, coffee runs, bakeries, brunch, bars, and neighborhood regulars.

First listings live

Home & Property

The trusted local help homeowners actually need: maintenance, design, repair, landscaping, and seasonal care.

While a lane is still in review, the guides already do the work: best restaurants for Eat & Drink, the kids classes & enrichment guide for Kids & Family, the wellness & fitness guide for Health & Wellness, and the homeowner guide for the town side of any house project.

First lane — open now

Home & Property

Nominate a provider →

We opened this lane first because it’s where Greenwich households spend big and have the least to go on: maintenance, renovation, landscaping, access and security, storm readiness, and the operations side of running a property. The cards below sort the work into the conversations it splits into. For permits, trash, generators, and the rest of the town side, pair this with the homeowner guide. Know a provider who belongs here? Send it over.

Backcountry, shoreline, and large-lot homes

Seasonal property maintenance

Generator checks, gutters, irrigation, snow, storm readiness, pool openings/closings, and fall leaf logistics.

Curb appeal and estate upkeep

Landscaping & garden design

Lawn care, garden design, tree work, drainage, outdoor lighting, and seasonal planting.

Security, convenience, and curb-facing systems

Garage doors, gates & access

Garage door repair, smart openers, driveway gates, access controls, and emergency service.

Premium home improvement

Interior design & renovation

Designers, architects, contractors, painters, millwork, kitchens, baths, and project management.

High-value property operations

Specialty home systems

HVAC, electrical, plumbing, smart home, AV, security, backup power, and water mitigation.

Sourced public listings

Providers serving Greenwich, by lane

A small set to start, and it will grow. Each one is pulled from the business’s own website — not a paid placement, and not personally vetted by us. Think of it as a shortlist worth a look: confirm licensing and insurance before you hire. Last sourced 2026-06-04.

Seasonal property maintenance

Fletcher Estate Care Management

Serves Greenwich

Estate care and home management including preventive and annual maintenance, HVAC and generator servicing, gutters, storm prep, and renovations.

Landscaping & garden design

Greenwich Garden Design LLC

Greenwich

Landscape design and master planning, foundation plantings, driveway enhancements, retaining walls, stone patios, drainage, and tree planting.

Landscaping & garden design

Green Jay Landscape Design

Serves Greenwich, Cos Cob, Riverside, Old Greenwich

Ecological landscape design and installation, native landscaping, pollinator gardens, stormwater management, hardscaping, and tree services.

Landscaping & garden design

English Gardens & Designs

Riverside; serves Greenwich

Garden design and consultation, installation, maintenance, boxwood topiary, masonry walls and patios, irrigation, and lighting.

Garage doors, gates & access

Ed's Garage Doors

Serves Greenwich

New garage door installation, repair and upgrades, custom doors, and modern Wi-Fi smart openers with battery backup.

Interior design & renovation

Douglas Graneto Design

Greenwich

Interior design and renovation across new builds, full-house renovations, kitchens, baths, and redecoration projects.

Interior design & renovation

Lorraine Levinson Interior Design

Greenwich

Residential interior design for renovations and new builds, including space planning, color consultation, contractor coordination, and furnishing.

Specialty home systems

Edgerton Heating & Air Conditioning

Serves Greenwich

HVAC installation, repair, and maintenance, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, 24/7 emergency service, and plumbing.

Specialty home systems

Bruni & Campisi

Serves Greenwich

Heating, cooling, and plumbing service plus electrical work including panel upgrades, standby generators, EV chargers, and drain and sewer service.

Seasonal property maintenance

Duffy Home Solutions

Greenwich

Property management for Greenwich homes: planned and preventative maintenance, repairs, home-watch and security visits during extended absences, emergency repair coordination, and building and remodeling.

Seasonal property maintenance

Total Home Management LLC

Serves Greenwich

Seasonal home maintenance and home management, routine repairs, renovations and additions, new construction, homeowner’s representation, and fire, water, and storm damage restoration.

Garage doors, gates & access

Casella Garage Doors LLC

Serves Greenwich

Garage door installation and repair, spring repair, cable replacement, and opener repair for residential and commercial properties.

Garage doors, gates & access

Riverside Fence

Serves Greenwich

Fence and driveway gate installation across wood, aluminum, wrought iron, and chain link, plus pool fencing, cable railing, arbors and pergolas, and fence repairs.

Specialty home systems

O.J. Mann Electric Services

Serves Greenwich and Fairfield County

Standby generator sales, installation, and maintenance (Generac, Kohler, Briggs & Stratton, Champion), residential and commercial electrical work, and EV charger installation.

Specialty home systems

REOC Electrical Solutions

Serves Old Greenwich and surrounding areas

Residential and commercial electrical service, panel repair and upgrades, whole-home and essential-circuit standby generators, automatic and manual transfer switches, EV chargers, and emergency repairs.

Interior design & renovation

Beth Krupa Interiors

Greenwich

Full-service residential interior design with renovation and construction project management, furnishing and global sourcing, and art curation and commissioning.

Interior design & renovation

Lara Michelle Beautiful Interiors

Serves Greenwich

Residential interior design with floor plans and 3D renderings, custom furniture, built-ins and millwork, lighting design, full kitchen and bathroom renovations, full home furnishing, and project oversight.

Landscaping & garden design

Round Hill Tree Service

Greenwich

Tree pruning and shaping, tree removal, cabling, pest and tick control, and planting and transplanting of trees and shrubs.

How we list — and what we won’t do

Going slowly is the whole point: a short list you can trust beats a long one you can’t. Before an entry goes up, it has to clear the same bar.

  • A current name, website, and address or service area — read off the business’s own site, not scraped from somewhere else.
  • A plain, praise-free line on what they do and who they’re good for, so it’s usable when you’re deciding.
  • A link to the source and a last-checked date, so you can see how fresh it is.
  • A visible way to report a closure, a stale detail, or anything wrong. Corrections are free and we want them.

And the lines we hold, same as on the business page:

  • No pay-to-rank. You can’t buy a higher spot or a “best” claim. If visibility is ever paid, it sits beside the editorial picks with a label — never inside the ranking.
  • No fake reviews or ratings. We haven’t built a reviews system and won’t fake one. No star scores, no invented results.
  • No mass-imported listings. A smaller set readers believe is worth more than a scraped directory nobody does.

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