Paid a $4000 deposit for hardscaping in July 2022. I have nothing to show for it after over a year…read more They were clearly in over their heads getting a permit (which I obtained on my own within 6 weeks after realizing I was being lied to). Instead of walking away and giving me a refund they just slow played the project, took my money, and ignored all attempts to find a solution. Yes, the company name has changed. No, their advertised physical address is not a real place of business. Yes, you will get very familiar with the Secretary of State website. If you do decide to ignore my advice, make sure you have their business license, contractor license, and a verified mailing address from the start. At least it will save you a few hours a year from now when you start exploring legal options. For the internet record this company was previously known as Jeremiah's Landscape Services, as of August 2023 it is called Southern Landscaping Solutions.

Save yourself from the nightmare of this company. The owner is in over his head. He'll make…read morecommitments on deliverables and fail to deliver. His employees are nice, but Jeremiah won't respond to calls or texts, and he won't show up for appointments even if you can get him to make one. I'm also pretty sure he faked selling his company in order to get out of his agreement with us. If he's still in business today, then that's exactly what he did. If you're in talks to hire him - take this as your warning.

I just finished a duplex construction project and needed landscaping that would be the first step…read morein a longer term investment. The goals were to be to be cost-effective, satisfy CO requirements, and create a foundation I could build upon. Also, I didn't want generic, bland landscaping. I wanted something that was native and useful - things that Community Foodscapes also value. The result was an herb garden, beauty berry bushes that provide berries for animals and can act as a "bug spray," and quick grow rye to prevent erosion until I can come up with other plans. They also did some hardcore work that helped with water management. I'm very pleased with the work and highly recommend.

Edit to address concerns raised by the proprietor:…read more Communication and thousands of wasted dollars are my issue with the company. I stayed in frequent contact after the grading was done, especially because I was distressed watching the work literally wash away in the summer rains. Had photos or a site visit been requested in any of those communications, I would have complied promptly. When photos were requested, I supplied them nearly immediately. And as for the scope of work, I legitimately had no idea what the initial quote included. I stressed to the company I had zero experience with a yard of my own, so I asked for guidance about what I should do on my property. There was apparently a massive communication gap. We don't know what we don't know; that's why we hire people. I stand by the review.

Greenblades has done an amazing job on our grass the past three years. We always have one of the…read moregreenest lawns in our neighborhood. We recently had an army worm issue that was quickly killing our grass and they came out same day to save it before it got worse! Can't say enough great things about them!

Richard and his crew have been taking care of my landscape for over 12 years. In addition to…read moremowing, edging and chemical treatment of my zoysia lawn (which looks perfect!), he has sourced and installed new front landscaping (and recommended a landscape designer) and cleared a huge amount of ivy and brush out of almost half an acre of natural landscape in the back of the property. I highly recommend Greenblades.

I signed a contract for slightly less than $10,000 but during installation I was told that the…read moredesigner had ordered the wrong number of plants and that I needed to fork over $500 more. I foolishly agreed to this, because he was making it sound necessary to finish the landscaping and he was clearly not offering to pay for his own mistake. I like some things that were planted, but the overall look is not at all what I expected (I acknowledge that the guy walked me through it, and I just decided to trust him). My husband hates everything about it.

in sum: promised a lot and under-delivered. my Midtown property had mature, beautiful shrubs of 14+…read moreyears and, after our initial meeting, I was promised hand-weeding and gentle care. what I got was far from that (machine-whacking with no thought behind it) and I terminated our contract after 2 months. some shrubs will take years to come back, if they ever do. PM me if you'd like further information but my experience was not good.

Gibbs did work on our yard but a few items did not bloom. We were told to give it a season or now…read moretwo. Several emails and calls with none returned. Thought we hired one of the best, but follow up/follow through after the sale has been horrible. Two dead bushes and the 'no wall of ivy wall". These are but a few examples of what did not work. Think I'll add more soon. Update: Gibbs has reached out and is looking to help here. Will update review post that engagement. Update 2: Peter came out from Gibbs today and reviewed and addressed our concerns. Gibbs really leaned in and was very apologetic that this ask fell through the cracks. I cannot say enough good things on how much better we feel served now. Great job Peter at making things right.

I just met with Jesse from Gibbs Landscape a couple weeks ago. Even though we are early in the…read moreprocess, I am so excited that I wanted to leave a review. Gibbs and Jesse have already excited me about the potential for my backyard. Our initial meetings have been fantastic! I can't wait to break ground. Excited to give an update on the final outcome.

We hired Total Lawn, Inc. after reading reviews on Nextdoor and Google to install sod (8 pallets)…read morefor us. The quote from late January included killing/removing old grass, light grading, use of manure, sand and topsoil to prep for sod installation. The total was $10,200 and change. We've never spent that much with one contractor on any work we've done to this home, this was a huge investment for us. I had a discussion with him on the day of the quote that I hoped the yard would not be bumpy and 'seamed' looking when they were finished and I was told it would "be smooth as glass," direct quote.  Great! The prepping was done on a Friday (a little over two weeks ago), all went really well. I remarked to him how great it all looked!  The sand, manure and topsoil were spread over the lightly graded front lawn, and rolled flat.  The sod was to be put down on the following Monday and Tuesday.  Bad weather for Friday night (the day the prep was done) had been in the forecast for days. I knew this, I assumed he had planned for it and knew, as a professional, if the work they were doing was appropriate given the forecast. I was wrong.  The entire yard was washed out, the sand, the manure and topsoil--most of it anyway (see pictures.)  I was not so concerned, at that point, because he was the professional and I felt sure this would be his issue to fix. I sent pictures and the reply was, "I was afraid of that."  I guess I should have then asked, "Then why didn't you wait?" but again, I felt he would handle the problem created by known, forecasted bad weather.  And again, I was wrong.  We were sent an invoice to pay an additional $500 of $635 to replace the sand, re-grade, and smooth out the yard again. I disputed this and told him we had not budgeted for it, but I was told it was my responsibility and he would not absorb the cost as prices had increased since the original quote and the job was already tight. Possible increases should, I believe, be factored into a quote that is given 2-3 months in advance. I guess not. I agreed to pay so the job would be finished and we would have a lawn, but I did so after saying none of it was our fault and I guessed we were just "screwed."   The re-grading of the yard did not look like the first grading. It was not as smooth as the first time, before the rain. When the sod was laid, it looked (looks) raggedy, uneven and full of seams, naturally. It looked nothing near 'smooth as glass.'  I told him it did not look as good and he was dismissive of my concerns.  Once the sod was laid, they rolled it and he has rolled once since then. The sod is still uneven, his comment was it is uneven due to different grass heights. I disagree with that. When he left he told me to call/text any questions. I had a few regarding irrigation and lawnmowers-which he gave us suggestions.  He told me, in what I perceived as a terse manner, that  I could hire someone if I wanted to monitor the moisture, he was not around to do that (which we never expected or asked.)  Then, he sent me a very unprofessional text message, after I asked about the irrigation in the one overly moist area of the yard.  This effectively ended our communications as I had never been spoken to like that by any contractor.  We are now on our own with our $10K lawn to figure out the future watering and as to what issues we might encounter or look for. We were given no instructions beyond the initial watering schedule and the name of a 'chemical guy.'I've since had a couple of other companies come out. They say, with work and patience, the grass will most likely survive. What appears to be a larger problem is the grading left a couple of low spots where water is accumulating with no way to escape. We will eventually need to go to the expense of having the lawn leveled so that it is not damaged by fungus or insects from being wet. Based on our experience, we could not recommend Total Lawn, given the unprofessional attitude towards me and the fact we paid in stress and dollars for poor planning and poor judgement. For our situation, we chose the wrong landscaper. Maybe others have had a different experience, maybe there were underlying causes we didn't know that led to the poor judgement with the weather. I do have texts which substantiate all that I've honestly written in this review. Take from this what you will. Since posting this review elsewhere, I've heard from others who've had a somewhat similar experience but have not left a review, unfortunately.

If you are searching the internet for someone to do landscape design and installation, yard…read moremaintenance, or fix your drainage issues . . . stop searching and call Neal at Total Lawn Inc. After we had our back deck replaced, Neal came in and completely redesigned our landscaping from the ground up. He worked with us to come up with a plan to address the persistent drainage issues we had been having in our yard including grading, French drains, and dry wells; he cut new flower beds and selected low-maintenance plantings for us that will look great year round; and he added hardscape to maximize the use of our yard and deck for us and our young kids. The results really speak for themselves, and his pricing was very reasonable. The best part about working with Total Lawn Inc. is that Neal is there from the design phase through the actual work. He doesn't show up to sell you a bunch of expensive yardwork and then disappear - Neal is on site every day working with his team during the actual install. His expertise and experience was apparent throughout the process. He even went above and beyond in helping manage and assuage a difficult and intrusive neighbor! It was a joy to work with him, and I would strongly recommend him to anyone needing any sort of landscape work.

I was very satisfied with their pruning of trees and shrubs in my yard for home insurance purposes…read more They made sure the pruning looked the way I wanted it to with constant consultations. I was told that they wanted me to be satisfied. The effort they put into the job was amazing and I had no aftershocks.

James and his team at Eastlake were efficient, professional, and very courteous during the removal…read moreof my elderly neighbors 2 VERY large trees. I highly recommend this team to anyone in need tree removal services. We live in an area that frequently has pines toppling over during wind storms and my neighbor, who is a disabled retired veteran, had been trying to get 2 large heavily leaning trees removed for the last few years but could not take on the costs other tree removal services were quoting. James stepped up and recognized my neighbors unique position and worked with us to accommodate a competitive and generous rate to remove the trees. I am grateful for Eastlake Tree Services and their teams hard work to provide expert services and give my neighbor and myself peace of mind.

Y'all... yawl! My back yard, has been in such disarray. When I tell you that it was a disaster, I…read moremean it with a genuine heart. We had gotten so far behind in managing the, and the storms made it worse. There were branches, leaves, cut up trees, brush, Ivy, and even satan himself was there. I first contacted the person who use to do the back yard, but he had started doing a different business. So, I got on Yelp, searched, and Yelp did its thing! I got many estimates from different contractors. I decided to go with this company, because this is where my spirit led me. Mr. Alex, came out and did an estimate. All I can say, is that for what needed to be done, and what Alex charged, was not worth it. This man, and his company, deserves a million dollars, for the peace he brought me. We were unable to start on time, because of these pesky storms. Like, why did it have to rain, when the number 1 contractor, was coming to make our yard, look like a ray of light, filled with sunshine and daffodils? Whyyyy? When the rain stopped, Alex was true to his word. He arrived on time, was respectful, had great communication, and was/is a hard worker. He is trustworthy, and honest. Alex and his crew worked through the heat, all day.....until a storm, yup another rain storm, rained them out. Alex and his crew came back, within two days, to finish the rest. Let me tell you what this company did for my family and I. He removed a big pile of disaster. The pike had trees, leaves, and wood. He removed vines from our trees, he removed Ivy, a big doggone swing set, a bunch of shrubbery, and removed little trees. Y'all, he hauled it away too. Thank ya Jesus!!! But, but, that's not all..... he made it to where we can open our gate in the back yard. Dirt was preventing it from opening. Don't yall know that thats not it? In the midst, of cleaning the abyss, yes my yard WAS the abyss, Alex killed 4 poisonous snakes. 4 poisonous snakes, that could have sent any one of us to to the hospital. This company, made everything so easy. It eased my mind, and didn't break my bank account, that had been dry and drought like. Many wanted to charge so much, that we would have had to wait and save up, thus slipping the back yard further into the darkness. We thank you AT Landscaping. We will see you soon, for the fence, and hopefully many many more projects. Book and hire. This company is worth every penny and much more.

Alex and his team have been taking care of our yard for over a year. They do a great job of both…read moremonthly care as well as several projects. We have recommended them to several of our neighbors who are also very happy with the service.