Chuck and his crew were quick to respond and communicated very well throughout the process. They…read moregot the tree off our house quickly and also knocked out the others that needed to come down. Very reasonable price and great to work with. We would highly recommend them.

You know that flaky nonsense you deal with whenever you try to call out for contract work? Not…read morewith these guys. They responded right away and took up a simple lawn maintenance contract when no one else would return the call. And they also do fall clean-up like gutters which is really convenient.

Stopped late in the afternoon for a headlight and the guys were great!! In and out quick with what…read moreI needed. I will go back for sure next time I need anything for my plow.

Stopped in at 10:30am to buy a snowblower and place is closed. sign on door states it should have…read moreopened at 8am.

We contacted a few landscape companies after our current landscaper retired. Jorge was the first to…read morerespond and come out to give us a quote for winter cleanup. His quote was a great value for the money, he was going to clean out our garden bends, trim back our plants, clean up the leaves, mow the lawn, trim bushes, haul all the brush and leaves away. He came out and over two days completed the job. He did an amazing job, our yard looks amazing and was highly communicative during the whole process. I could not recommend him more and we will definitely be hiring him in spring to get our yard looking beautiful again!

Amazing snow removal! Came when asked and cleared whole driveway!!! Would definitely call again.read more

Woke up early the other morning with the blaring of the Septic high level alarm. It's a sound I…read morehope to never hear again. I searched for help online and had only two responses to my request. The first response was within a few minutes of my post and it was from KR Contractors. One other company responded about 45 minutes later. I was given a phone number to call for my septic tank issue and called it immediately. Rob answered and I explained what was going on. He said he was on his way and would be there soon. Rob arrived within an hour and assessed the problem with my septic lift pump and the holding tank it sits in. We pumped down the tank only to find ground water leaking in profusely at the piping penetration to the mound. The ground water was from all the rain we had just had the night before but it should not have been leaking into the tank at all. Long story : KR Contractors pulled the old pump and pumped the tank to assess the ground water leak. Had to dig up the dirt around the piping penetration in the tank to fix the ground water leaking in. This part of the job required a backhoe which was on the scene as soon as we determined we needed it. Backhoe operator was a pro and easily removed the dirt in about a ten foot long by four foot long trench so they could get to the piping that needed to be replaced. Turns out the old cast iron sleeve around that section of piping to the mound had cracked and that was where the ground water was entering into the system flowing into the septic lift pump tank. They removed that section of piping and replaced it with all new PVC piping (no more cast iron sleeves) and fixed the piping penetration into the tank so no ground water could leak in again. During this event we checked the voltage on the power plug for the Septic Lift pump and found it to be 92 volts or so. Should be 120 volts or the pump will fail due to high current draw due to the low voltage. Quick assessment showed the old power plug had deteriorated over time so it was replaced with a new, high quality power plug. Power turned on and now voltage at the pump is 121 volts. So there were quite a few issues here: Failed pump (17 years old so it did a good job and perhaps the low voltage caused it to fail early), voltage at power plug was 92 volts, ground water leaking into the tank causing the pump to cycle on and off quite a bit or run continuously. Everything was repaired, replaced and improved quickly by KR Contractors. I am very pleased with the service and everyone involved in my fiasco were very pleasant to speak to and deal with. I highly recommend them for any issues like mine. Check out their website, they do more than septic. Great company, great people!

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Well I tried to buy soil... $42 a yard you would think that I would get pulverized screened…read moresoil.... nope I got weeds, huge rocks and blocks of soil... see the pic... thats what I got... that huge piece of concrete is about 12" x 8"... omg.. thats right .. there was screening or pulverizing... I would go to another place for top soil... now the reason why I gave them a 2 was that I did speak to the manager and she gave me a half off discount on my next yard... but that soil was the same as the original... I know they were short on soil but then charge less and do not say it's pulverized.... thats shameful. !!!

Horrible experience with Breezy Hill. Had a landscaping project done last year by a professional…read morecontractor. Chose Breezy Hill for the perennials due to proximity to my home in Salem Lakes. Spent over $1,000 on a variety of rose bushes, shrubs, etc. Landscapers planted them, installed the weed barrier, and landscaping stones as is customary last July. Everything looked great and I was a happy camper for a few months. 2026 rolls around, and nearly half the perennials that we purchased were completely dead. They did not survive the winter. I took pictures, emailed Pam at Breezy Hill to see what they could do. Here is her response: Hi Mike, Thanks for sending these pictures. As you know we do not warranty cash & carry items and actually never warranted Perennials at all. We are confident they are healthy when they leave our care since we are all gardeners here, but overwintering is our biggest challenge with our very volatile and extreme temperature fluctuations. The way to ensure best results for this is to remove all stone from their vicinity and mulch instead, which moderates and insulates temperature and moisture for our plants, much as would occur in nature with plant debris forming the mulch layer. Stone does the opposite of this causing even worse fluctuations while also cutting off oxygen and sometimes water to the roots. If there is landscape fabric under the stone that should also be removed since that makes even worse conditions for the plants, e.g. no oxygen or water to the roots, sours and compacts the soil. I'm here to help with more suggestions any time today, July 4 until 7:00, July 5 10-4:00, July 6 after about 2:00-7, July 7 9-6. Thanks, Pam No offer to refund or replace even a portion of the plants, no offer to sell replacements at her cost or at a discount, NOTHING. Needless to say, I won't ever be going back, and I live just around the corner. Do not recommend.