They intentionally mulch the neighbors yard on high grass days by pulling the lawnmower flap as…read morethey pass by to make their clients yards look better. Some of the laziest lawn care I've ever seen in my life.

I would not waste your time with this company. They only want to do easy jobs. I wasted an…read moreafternoon off from work to meet their bid guy for an estimate for nothing. Stay away!

Galen sent Irving out to get my sprinkler system going after it was off for 2 years. Not only did…read morehe get it running but tested all the settings, set the date and time and programed it work on its own at 5am. He also showed me how to turn it off in the winter and get the water out. He even showed me how to cap off my rain water catchment system. Max stars super inexpensive and a great help!!!

From the owner: Sprinkler Installation, Irrigation Installation , Back flow Testing , Winterize Maintenance,…read moreEmergency irrigation repair

Was quick to respond, quick with a quote, quick with repair. This was one of the easiest service…read morecalls for a repair we've ever dealt with.

This story begins with scheduling the removal of an old sweet gum tree from my front yard. I needed…read moreto find an irrigation company to come out soon after the tree was removed to activate my system this Spring and make sure there were no issues caused by the tree removal - timing was a big deal. After getting bids from several companies and trying to get on someone's schedule, I was contacted by Reeves Irrigation with an offer to activate my system that worked when I needed it to be accomplished - and for a VERY reasonable price. I had some exchanges with Tyler (the owner) and learned that while this was his second year out on his own, he had previous irrigation experience with other employers. Since I was just after an activation and to make sure the zone where the tree was didn't have any damage, I decided to take a chance on his company - I'm glad I did! He showed up on time, did a full inspection of the system and noted a few heads that were leaking (which I already knew about from my activation last year). I also made him aware of a leaking pipe underground near the curb that would need to be addressed and fixed at some point as well. "Some point" turned out to be during his visit as he had the necessary materials to fix the issue after he exposed the pipe to discover the lateral crack that it had. While he was there, I also had him replace the leaking heads from last year - he even made time to relocate one of the heads from a plant bed to the lawn. When finished, he did a zone inspection again to make sure everything was adjusted and operating correctly while making some minor adjustments to a few heads. Before he left, I discussed getting a different controller that could be operated remotely via WiFi. We discussed various options, and I am having him out again in a couple of weeks to put a new (modern) controller in. In closing let me say that my Hunter irrigation system has been in use for around 20 years or so. Over the past two decades I have used numerous companies to service my irrigation needs. Very few are companies that I wanted to keep as service providers...either due to results, price (or both). Furthermore, when I was lucky enough to find a tech that I felt comfortable with, I was never guaranteed that I would get him again as many switch companies, relocate or just get out of the business altogether. Two of my former favorite irrigation companies are no longer in the business, and it's been a struggle to find a company to replace them...until now. If you have an irrigation system that needs to be activated or serviced, I highly recommend that you give Reeves Irrigation a shout. Like me, I think you will be very happy that you did!

On time for their appointment, expedient in their service. Professional, polite young man!read more

Teacher's Irrigation did some work on the sprinkler system for the owners of a home we purchased…read more The work was done a month or so before we took possession. Shortly after closing there was a break and we had to shut off the water to the system. We had them come back out to fix the issue they were supposed to have fixed for the former owners and within 3 months it broke again. There was no way we were going to have them come out again. We called the irrigation company we used at our other house to fix things properly.

Ed is amazing with irrigation systems. Our first installer did a very poor job, and he gave us the…read morerun around. I contacted Ed to evaluate our system. He noted all the issues that we thought were a problem. He made sure the repairs were done correctly and he was very honest about the cost. His customer service was top notch, and I trusted him to make the repairs. We finally have full coverage on our sprinkler system, and the heads he installed are a million times better than we had.

So I have to start by saying that the BBB gave this company an A+ rating which is a totally false…read morecharacterization. This company is unorganized, unsafe, unprofessional, not skilled in this trade, and most importantly unprofessional. Google Fox4 problem-solvers Green Grass Lawn and Sprinklers and watch what you see. These issues still exist and I have personally witnessed owners writing down customer credit card numbers on scraps of paper to take back to the shop and run payments then. IF you've ever had any work done by this company I would double-check my payments and services done. This company is PREDATORY

In my experience, when everything goes well rarely do people provide feedback. Reviews are…read moregenerally negative. That is not the case here. We have been using this team for multiple years and have been very satisfied / no issues / all good. The gentleman that has been working with us for years has retired and a new tech came to our house to work on our sprinklers. It was not the best experience - in fairness he was early in his career (we have all been there). Long story but punchline is a water line burst in our basement while he was working on the sprinklers - I wasn't home - so my wife notified him that water was shooting everywhere - not good. Unfortunately - he did not know how to shut off the "main" had to call his supervisor. Precious time had been lost and several personal items in our basement were ruined. Not expensive things - sentimental things like pictures. I came home immediately and saw the mess and was appropriately upset. My wife and I were retrieving stuff / cleaning. We were told that a plumber needed to assess - his company is not (nor does it advertise to be) certified plumbers - they focus on irrigation. In the heat of the moment that did not make a difference to me - I was angry. Meanwhile - we secured an emergency plumber to come at 9:00p and it was going to be expensive. I was convinced the broken pipe was not a coincidence - that it had to be tied to the irrigation issue. I conversed with the Lawn team via email and said I hope the owner comes with an open mind tomorrow to help us get to some sort of common / good answer - and I will try to do the same. When the emergency plumber arrived - I didn't tell him the irrigation company or tech - I just said - "could he have caused this?". The plumber said "no - nothing he could have done would have caused this - the house is 15+ years old and parts wear out and he has seen this before - they just break". In fairness, he did say the tech should have known how to shut off the main as that would have mitigated much of the damage. Once the plumber completed the repairs I emailed the owner saying "he was right - it was not his tech - I apologize for so quickly assigning the blame". I said I do look forward to meeting him tomorrow as we still have a sprinkler head issue to resolve - but I do regret how quick I was to judge. This morning was parked outside of our house 5 minutes before the scheduled time. I met him on the front porch - we looked eye to eye - and he said "thank you for the update last night". It was sincere - I owned my own small business for many years. When things go wrong it is very stressful - and things will go wrong - people are not perfect / no one is. We reviewed the plumber's work and then he said lets get that sprinkler fixed. He did it himself - no one else there - just hand on shovel and in the mud. He then knocked to inform me that it was all done. I asked him "what do I owe you?" - and his answer was "nothing - you have been through enough the past 12 hours". Think about that - I attacked his business without incorrect assumptions - and he still took the high ground. One true thing in life - character is not revealed in good times - it is when things go South you wee what the person's character is. We shook hands - looked each other in the eye with mutual respect and everything has turned out fine. So my point in all of this - mistakes happen - but what I experienced today was an owner of a business doing the best he can to do the right thing. Respect for him. Of course I wish I never had to deal with the water leakage issue - but in some ways I am grateful. Glad to know there are good people out there and are fighting the good fight. What I experienced was that the owner was a fair and decent man - and we walked away on good terms. That seems like a rare thing in this world today - so it was really impactful to me - I saw what the man was made of / his actions when things went bad and I respect him for that. Thank you Jason. Michael

Fine for maintenance type things, but don't ask them to do the hard stuff - i.e. plumbing. Had a…read morevalve totally replaced by them last November and I have crews here doing some work and we're moving some sprinkler stations around, but this crew showed me inadequate/flimsy connections to the valve they replaced not a year ago. The landscaping crews turned it on just now and the water gushed out of the weak joint. I need it repaired now, so this crew is going have to do it. I've been using Lawn and Sprinkler Guys for basic maintenance for years, but I'm going to choose a more competent company for this type of work. I'm out over $500, plus the cost of repairs today, so be forewarned!