1. Bowling firewood

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Faulkner, MD

Bowling firewood

5.0 (3 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Outstanding wood quality Professional in all respects. Highly recommended. The Bowlings are a pleasure to deal with.

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All Seasons Landscaping & Irrigation - Notice the difference in real topsoil then red clay fill dirt.  It had rocks, cable, clogs, etc.

All Seasons Landscaping & Irrigation

(28 reviews)

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Truly AMAZING company. They are the most customer service oriented landscape company I've ever…read moreworked with. Communication is great, work is top notch and detailed. And so friendly! When I walked around everyone on the work team said, "Good Morning!" - it made my day! Plus, they are very reasonably priced.

Just a horrible experience and an inferior product with absolutely no accountability. I ordered 4…read moreyards of topsoil to fill a culvert and they were super prompt and easy to deal with. We had purchased river rock in the past and try to stay as local as possible to our house for these things. The four yards of topsoil arrive and seem ok although I mention it seems like it's more clay than topsoil. It was workable and going into a culvert so it wasn't the end of the world. I ordered 12 more yards to be delivered and I wasn't there for the 2nd delivery, but was there for the 3rd and finally stopped the rest of the order. The loads were so compacted at this point I couldn't work the "topsoil" with a shovel. The clumping and color got redder and it was apparent I'm either getting fill dirt, even the driver referenced "that's what we got" and was clearly not trying to defend this was a quality product. When I called the nice lady at the desk she said that people come from all over for their topsoil and she was sorry and would let the owner know. Told her to cancel the last 4 yards and they said they would give me a store credit. I didn't want a store credit but more importantly, what are you going to do about basically delivering fill dirt? A couple of days go by and now Victoria the account is engaged and she apologizes and says the owners have contacted the supplier and chew them out. Super, what are you doing for me? They did issue a refund for the last four yards AND deducted a 3% fee (I assume the fee credit cards charge them). BTW, no one has come out or asked for pictures until I mention again there's a bigger issue, what are you doing about the product you delivered. The response was all sales are final. Wow, no adjustment on the costs between topsoil and clay or fill? Seems like a perfect business model to never take ownership of your mistakes. I get it, someone provided you an inferior product. So go after them. So I fully expect the owner to come in with a response that somehow covers them (see other reviews on Google), but I'll let you judge with the pictures that I will post. I went and got topsoil from another supplier and it is night and day difference in quality, texture, etc. Literally, you'll see a photo of red clay dirt (theirs) being cover by black topsoil as I would have expected from them. The last picture is just one of three buckets (tractor that is) full of clumps so big of clay you would have to cut or break them up somehow. The right answer is to come to inspect the situation, realize the mistake, adjust the bill to fill dirt pricing, and apologize. Mistakes happen, but you either take ownership or you compound them.

Bowling firewood - firewood - Updated July 2026

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