Ashland tree service was totally professional in every aspect.They took out three large…read morepines.Provided insurance certificate and thoroughly cleaned up my property. Very pleased.

I had Steve do some work probably 10 years ago. Had another bad tree called then up and once again…read morethey went above and beyond. Great value for the price

Service: 5 Communication: 5…read moreValue: 5 Timeliness: 5 Date: 5/21/2024 Had a limb from a very large oak tree break off. Requested estimates on Yelp and received 5 with Green Leaves being the lowest. With no reviews on Yelp at the time, it was a little concerning but after communicating with Tommy, he eased those concerns. It turns out, Tommy and his crew do great work! The tree had a natural split near the bottom which was rotting so decided to have it completely removed. He arrived around 3pm and completed the work about 5 hours later. The work area was cleared of all debris and the stump ground and leveled out. His payment options include cash or credit card and once you are in agreement with the job and cost, he sends a contract for you to sign. In this case, he was actually able to start the works the next day even though the contract wasn't signed until late the previous night! Tommy was very flexible and great to work with from start to finish. I highly recommend him and his crew! Find his other reviews on Google.

We had a huge tree fall on our car and called out Green Leaves to remove it. They were great at…read moreremoving the tree. However, we needed a receipt from them to give to our insurance company so we could claim the natural disaster on our taxes. No matter how many times we called them, they never were able to provide the receipt or even return our calls. Probably cost us a few hundred dollars at least due to unprofessionalism.

Pros: They are very knowledgeable about the science of tree…read morecare. They work swiftly but safely. The price was excellent. Really good value for the work that they did. Both the owner and his associate were friendly Cons: We had a few scheduling negotiations to get to the right day They will (very politely) send you a few requests to write a yelp review TL;DR - I will use their service again but know that scheduling flexibility may be required.

Mark and his team took down a dead tree close to our house without using heavy equipment to avoid…read moredamaging a nearby septic field line. Great communication throughout.

I had a wonderful experience here at Nazo Landscaping. I was looking for a citrus tree for a…read moreValentine's Day gift. Nazo's had so many varieties of very healthy looking trees- most in full bloom which smelled amazing, and many with fruit already. It is tucked away a bit, but worth the search. It is a family owned business, I was treated very kindly and felt they were growing a very nice product.

Phillip Nazo has taken care of all of our lawn care and plantings for more than 25 years. He has…read morereplaced plants when they didn't take off and he has done everything else an honest and trustworthy businessman would do. He gets my highest recommendation!

Horrible experience. Aside from price, impossible to get any issues corrected as owner never…read morevisits site beyond the original sales pitch.. Expect surprise charges, not a customer centric experience. If you talk to the staff, the only answer is 'tell Mike'- and then nothing gets corrected, no matter what he says over email. There are many better options, as we have found out.

If you complain, they simply stop coming…read more I have been a customer of StoneCreek for nearly 3 years. The problem at this company is how you are treated by the owner/manager if you have any question or issue whatsoever. I have reached out to him maybe three times over the years for very simple questions or issues. Every single time I have been met with utter disdain, condescension, and astoundingly nasty treatment. For the cost of this lawn service, there should someone willing to address your issues when something is not right. Not here. Be prepared to be belittled and talked down to, because that is how this business operates. Here is my advice: if you do decide to overpay for this lawn service, please be warned that homes scheduled early in the week take priority over those with service later in the week. For example, I was a Thursday lawn on their schedule which means that I get bumped on Thanksgiving week each year. Totally understandable. But, if the Monday through Wednesday lawns get service Thanksgiving week, wouldn't it make sense to start with the Thursday lawns the next week? Not when management is too lazy to adjust the schedule to accommodate all paying customers. Instead, Monday-Wednesday lawns get another service at the start of the next week because 'people like to get service on the same day' (his exact words when explaining his reasoning). Therefore, Thursday and Friday lawns get the shaft during the peak of leaf season. New fescue grass sprouting all around from seeding in October, then you add piles of wet rotting leaves on top, and get no service for 2 full weeks (or more)? It simply suffocates the new growth every year. Why couldn't he just communicate with M-W clients that they won't receive service on their regular day the week after thanksgiving? Too much to ask, or likely just managerial laziness. And what do I get for asking for the 2nd time in 3 years about this very issue? 'This week will be your last visit.' I pay the same as M-W people, so why should they get service twice before I get one? Instead of addressing my concern, he takes his mower and walks away. No warning, nothing. Simply made the decision to break our agreement and not show up again. I even gave him 2 additional weeks to make it right and to complete the service that I didn't receive in November, or reimburse me for said service. He tells me to stop emailing him and to let it go. In other words, I already have your money and now refuse to provide the service that was paid for. I'm ecstatic about not dealing with this jerk any longer. See for yourself the piles of leaves after 2 weeks and the dead growth from underneath after they finally showed up for their 'last visit'. I paid north of $400/month, nearly $5k/year, always on time, for weekly lawn service. And instead of taking care of a customer with understanding and compassion, he simply refuses to come back. Sad. Too many options out there to deal with this nonsense. Lastly, I'm sure he will come on here and talk about me being mean to him as the reason for not coming back. Mike, if you took care of my issue and stop letting it happen year after year, I will be nice as can be. If you value customer service, stay FAR away from StoneCreek. You have been warned.

Had one very large oak tree two large pine trees beside our house removed. Even though it was a…read morevery rainy day they were there and took out the trees with no problems. Afterwards they cleaned up as good as they could because of the rain and mud. I do recommend using them and I will be in the future. Thank you Jose and your team

Gonzalez did a fantastic job for us! They were very professional They took down one tree…read moresection-by-section due to its very difficult location on our property, as well as other work (including a 2nd tree) and did a great cleanup job. Other tree services we checked either shied away from the job or were unable to say how they would handle the larger tree (since they did not access with heavier equipment or cranes). It was no issue with this group. The price was competitive as well. I will definitely have them back for some more work next year.

I had such high hopes with this company until I started receiving after-hours emails and calls of…read moreoutstanding balances that I had already paid. I hadn't the end of the month invoices promised. I did not want to accumulate at high balance, so I gave $150 check to the guy cutting the grass. I even called the owner to make sure that he'd gotten the check. He confirmed that he did and thanked me. He said other clients were upset because they weren't getting the invoices on time. I'd asked him to clean the flower bed, remove the old mulch, and plant the flowers that I'd purchased. I purchased 8, to which he charged $10 a piece and $50 for cutting the lawn. At 9 p.m., I got emails asking me if it was alright to call. I agreed. I got a call from Craig's employee named Julie. She did the billing. She that I owed both $150 and $130. The $130 was marked delinquent one day after the service. I paid it the very next morning. I told Julie that I had paid with a check the $150 and $130 on my credit. She disputed that I'd paid at all. After much back and forth, she finally saw that I had paid and then conceded that she was wrong. Her constant accusations and badgering turned into a disingenuous apology when I said that I would report the harassment on Yelp. She said that wasn't accusing me, but it was me who misunderstood her intentions. I emailed Craig about his Juliesl's terrible customer service and behavior. He said that it was the software but added that I contributed to the issue by giving checks to the landscaper named Netflix. He said that Netflix could have lost the checks between servicing lawns. He told me to pay from now on on the Jobber site with a credit card. I was going to share the emails on Yelp then but didn't want to hurt him or his business. She even said that she'd resign to keep him from getting a "bad review," but once again, I get an invoice that I owed $100. I'd gone online after April 25 to pay $50 on my card. I was charged for April 5, even though no one showed. I have the emails questioning if I were on schedule for April 4, and why no one came? I received a response that they moved it to April 5. No one came on April 5 as promised, and once again, I emailed asking why? Craig responded tonight that I did nothing wrong, and he apologized. He gave reasons as to why he hadn't kept his word. I accepted the reasons but responded that if he'd just told me, there'd be no problems. I tried my best to continue with the company because good, reliable lawn care is hard to find, but my having to jump to hoops to not only pay but to prove that I've paid is unnecessary stress. As a good faith gesture and to give him the benefit of the doubt. I paid the last invoice in full just to be done. I knew that I only owed $50 but I was tired of the back and forth. I looked on my bank statements and saw that I had paid $50. I only owed $50 instead of the $100 that I was wrongfully charged. I contacted Craig and shared proof of payment. He admitted that he'd found the error and was putting my check in the mail. If he can't keep up with his books or schedule better, he will continue to lose business. Anyone who knows me, knows that I pay my bills on time and I don't run outstanding balances. I wouldn't have A+ credit if I did. I have found someone else and pray that I won't have to go through this again.

Kevin and the crew at Deep Green Services have taken care of our property for years. We rely upon…read morethem to keep us current on seeding, much, trimming and watering. If you're looking for turnkey, hassle-free service, Deep Green delivers. Doug F., Sawtooth Properties

J&D came out and examined a couple of large trees that looked somewhat threatened. They gave a…read moredetailed review of the trees in question, and after close examination, determined they did not need to come down at this time. They did suggest a path forward, and how to monitor said trees in the coming few years. I was very pleased with the results and the integrity of J&D Tree Pros. I highly recommend them for their scientific knowledge and honest advice.

Removed a tree in neighboring yard. Damaged our property but will not return the calls.read more