We needed to mulch our front yard and contacted Juniper Landscape. They were very responsive and…read moregot us scheduled a week later. They came to our house early and got the job done within 1.5 hours. We paid $350 for install of red mulch which includes edging and cleaning up the beds.

I reached out via Yelp for a quote to complete yard clean up for the sale of my house. They…read moreresponded pretty quickly and were out to my house the same day to provide a quote. Although I told them my schedule was flexible that I just needed it done within 2 weeks yet they fit me into their schedule within a week and did a great job! I would highly recommend as they are responsive, professional and do great work!

Joey and his team did an amazing job on our front yard!!! What was once a a pile of grass and rocks…read moreturned into something that actually shows the difference. They were fast and efficient with great quality and offered suggestions with fair pricing. Would def do business with them again on all landscaping needs.

From the owner: Serving southeastern Wisconsin for over 30 years, Doctors of Landscaping is your trusted local…read moreexpert for lawn care, landscaping, and outdoor maintenance. We specialize in lawn mowing, landscape design, grading, bed installation, and property cleanups for both homes and businesses. Our team combines decades of experience with reliable, professional service to keep your property looking its best in every season. Whether you need weekly lawn care or a complete landscape makeover, we handle it all. Visit our website or follow us on social media to see our latest projects and customer reviews.

Nice guy but 4 x as expensive as others for simple job. Beware of pricing got high quality paver…read morejob for far less then them

I obtained cost estimates from six different companies for my paver patio project. The cost…read moreestimate from Wave Outdoors was more than twice the amount other companies are charging!

This is my second project I hired Dahl's for and again I was not disappointed. Since my job was a…read moresmaller one, I made sure to get under contract before the season was on us, which meant I could be fitted in between larger jobs, and sooner than if I had waited to book them. They show up on time, ask me good questions and make sure I am happy all along the process, and they do a great job! If not for the straw laid down to help the grass seed, I would not see any signs of their work due to the cleanup they are careful about. Thank you to Steven, Nate and Brandon for their hard work and kindness all along. I had paving stones similar to my last project, so see the photos for examples. This time the work was in a different area of the yard, and it is covered up with straw so pictures don't do much good. However, trust me when I say it is quality work. I highly recommend Dahl's, but get on the schedule asap as they fill up for the season faster than you would hope.

The contracted work was performed, but several problems with the finished work remained unresolved…read more We explicitly told the crew not to remove our mulberry tree. It was removed anyway because it was mistaken for buckthorn. The company replaced it with a much smaller tree and gave us a $100 credit to plant it ourselves. We understand mistakes happen, but better communication between the owner and crew could have prevented this. The lead landscaper, Brandon, told us he "didn't bring his notes." The crushed granite patio has been an ongoing concern. The work was completed and paid for on 5/8. My husband approved it at that time. There was no weed barrier showing through the middle of the patio, though limited areas near the brick border were visible and were discussed before approval. Brandon reassured us that the granite would not shift and that we "should not have any problems with the patio for years." By 5/13, only five days later, weed barrier was showing through in multiple additional spots near the brick border that had not been exposed on 5/8. My husband texted Josh about it. These were newly exposed areas that had not been visible when the work was approved five days earlier. On 5/15, my husband called Josh again with no response. On 5/26, Josh responded to an unrelated fence quote request but did not address the granite concern, despite our saying we were willing to pay for another load of granite. On 6/7, we emailed Josh because several seeded areas had failed to establish despite being watered similarly to areas that did grow. He responded 6/8 saying he would return to reseed, but no date was scheduled. We followed up 6/15. On 6/16, he said staff planned to come that Friday because they were working nearby. It rained, and no one came. On Monday 6/22, Josh emailed that rain prevented the visit and said staff would stop by Wednesday, weather permitting. No one came. On Thursday 6/25, my husband again asked that staff also inspect the patio. On 6/29, after no response, he called again regarding both the patio and reseeding. There was no answer or response. After these repeated attempts to get the issues addressed, I posted this review on July 3rd, 2026. On 7/10, without advance notice from Josh, one of his employees arrived at our property. She did not ring the doorbell or contact us before beginning work. Fortunately, we were home and my husband spoke with her. She looked at the patio and agreed the granite was thin in areas, and said she wanted us to be happy because we had made an investment in our property. She then overseeded several areas. July 16th, Josh responded to my Google review. The granite problem remained unresolved. Within about three months of installation, multiple areas were thin enough that weed barrier was exposed. Our concern is not ordinary maintenance; it is that new exposed areas appeared within days of completion and continued to remain unresolved. On 7/13, Josh emailed that the company would no longer return to our property and referenced my negative Google review in explaining that decision. The review had been posted before his employee came on 7/10 to overseed and evaluate the patio. Several seeded areas failed to establish despite being watered similarly to areas that did grow. The company eventually returned to overseed, but we may now need to hire another contractor to evaluate and correct the remaining unresolved issues. This review reflects our experience, photographs, and documented communications. We understand weather can affect grass and loose materials. Our frustration is with the additional weed barrier becoming exposed within days of completion, repeated attempts to have concerns addressed, the length of time the issues remained unresolved, and ultimately being told in writing that the company would no longer return.

I normally don't write reviews unless a company does an exceptionally poor job. My belief is…read moresimple, when you pay someone a good amount of your hard earned money, the job should be done right. There are exceptions, though, and Lisa is definitely one of them. Obviously, Lisa and her team did a fantastic job with the landscaping. She presented me with three different design options, worked with me to stay within my budget, and then executed the project exactly as she explained she would. She even moved my project up on the schedule after I mentioned I was planning to sell my house soon, which I really appreciated. What really stood out, though, wasn't just the quality of the work, it was the communication. It was clear, transparent, and consistent before, during, and even after the project. That level of professionalism is surprisingly rare in the home improvement industry. I own a house that was built in 1887, and over the past eight years I've hired countless companies for projects including a new deck, porch, fencing, painting, paver installation, and just about everything else you can think of. One of the most frustrating parts of working with companies in this industry is the lack of organization and communication. They're usually quick to collect the deposit, but after that you're left constantly following up for project start dates, updates, and progress. Working with Lisa was the complete opposite. She was organized, proactive, and always kept me informed. It was honestly refreshing. If you want to roll the dice and deal with the same frustrations I experienced with two other landscaping companies before finding Lisa, go for it. But if you'd rather save yourself the time, stress, and uncertainty, do yourself a favor and call Lisa. I couldn't recommend her more.

I had a good experience working with Lisa. She is extremely prompt, communicative and has great…read morevision. I knew I wanted to work with a WoC and she did not disappoint! Looking forward to the next project with Lisa.

Do not use, if I could, I would rate less than 0. very unreliable. Devon will ghost you. Does not…read moreshow up and will use every excuse in the book. Poor company!

It is said, "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." Again, this year (besides…read morelast year), I had to prepay the entire season. I paid $650 last year for one snow fall and $500 this season for one snow fall in January. The blizzard of March 15 and 16, 2026, where we got over 8" of snow, he not only never showed up, he never responded to his phone calls or text message I sent him. My last call, I was informed the phone number was disconnected.

Called this guy to come out for an estimate on lanfscape boarders. It was set for 11a on a…read moreSaturday. I reveived a text in the morning of the appointment asking if I could move the appointment to 5:00P. I could not. I texted back giving this guy an entire week of availability to reschedule and asked that he let me know. I never heard back. it's been a week and still no followup from this company. With a work ethic like that, I am thankful I did not persue anything with this company. "Don't spend a dime, if they ain't got the time." Scary to think of the terrible possibilities.

We are so happy with how our patio turned out -- JGM Landscaping did an amazing job! From start to…read morefinish, they were super easy to work with and really listened to what we wanted. The pavers look beautiful and modern, and everything just feels so clean and well put together. It honestly transformed our backyard. Now it feels like we have an outdoor living room, and I already can't wait to have friends over or just sit outside with a coffee. Thank you to the JGM team -- you made our vision come to life and we love it!

Aspen Landscaping is amazing! From start to finish, the process was smooth, professional, and…read morestress-free. Eric and Lindsey's creativity and passion truly transformed our yard, and the crew (special shoutout to Sam & Anders!) went above and beyond. If you want a team that really knows landscaping and cares about every detail, Aspen is the one to call!

* Very talented. * Very able…read more * Very communicative. * Very friendly. * Very dedicated to their craft. * Very honest. If Aspen Garden is available at the moment, man, are you ever lucky. Take the opportunity to grab 'em while you can. When Aspen gets busy, they get VERY busy, and Eric -- I conjecture -- don't quote me -- would need to turn away clients or ask them to go on a waiting list for the following year. Mr. Eric, Ms. Lindsey, and the rest of their brilliant crew have been working on a multi-year project for me putting in hardscape, including grading and, ultimately, changing (soft-scaping) our two acres from lawn to native plants+wildlife flower garden. Eric and crew are experts on native plants. The more I read about "lawns," the more I cringe every time I pass one on the road. Lawns, being non-native plants, they are animal-torturers -- ironically, lawns passively mow down animals. Think of lawns as efficient animal-disposal machines. Do the planet (and your neighborhood) a favor and make your land friendly to critters by insisting on native plants. Native plants and animals evolved together over millions of years, so when one's land doesn't have native plants, wildlife starves, all the way up and down the food-chain. Lawns are gasoline- and water-guzzlers. The lawn industry uses up a humongous amount of petroleum products merely in lawn-mowing. I am a "Gone the Lawn" person now. Lawns are appropriate ONLY under certain circumstances, like one is a croquet fanatic. I never knew that gardening was year-round. April is the month everyone waits for, but planning starts the previous autumn. Eric's physically-demanding season winds down in mid-November, so let him see your plot before the snows hide the land. Autumn is the best time to start brainstorming the design phase for the following April. Eric and crew are not only landscapers but artists.

I hired JD and Green City Gardens to re-landscape the front of my house and the berm between our…read morelot and neighbors and to plant three large evergreens to provide privacy at the end of the patio. A year later, two of the 7' evergreens are dead and 1/3 of the other plants are dead. Have reached out to JD via phone call/VM and text SEVEN times and he will not respond. VERY unprofessional and he has not honored the warranty he promised. Save your money and your energy and find someone else....

We hired J.D., owner of Green City Gardens, to design & install a large landscaping project at our…read morehome. We couldn't have been more satisfied with how it turned out - here's why: 1) Expertise: J.D. used his deep knowledge of botany to recommend an ecosystem of plants that were not only stunning to look at, but that fit together in their respective planting beds in size, shape, color & texture, and bloomed at different times to ensure we had spectacular color from spring to fall. 2) Efficient: Installation of the plants was seamless. His crew was professional and competent. 3) Responsive: A few of the plants needed replacing after the frigid temps & harsh winter of 2024. J.D. immediately replaced them with no questions asked. The most important question one should ask themselves about their experience with any contractor they've done business with is - would you hire them again? Answer: we wouldn't hire anyone else but J.D. for our landscaping needs, especially knowing how important beautiful landscaping can be to maximizing the value of our home.