He did a great job hauling away a pellet stove I had! Quick service same day. Great price and was…read moreable to do the work in a short time.

Great job guys well done! Affordable too! Will hire again. Highly recommend them. Thank you.read more

Hired Sloane for ivy removal. Good service, prompt responsiveness. Would hire again and recommend…read moreto others.

From the owner: Here at limitless we go above and beyond to make sure our customers are happy. We are local…read morelicensed insured and equipped. 25% discount for active military, veterans, police officers, fire, ems

Completely unprofessional and unreliable. No show, no call. I called the next day to see what…read morehappened and if they were coming, I was told yes and he gave me a time to meet him, as now I had to leave work to meet during the day. Once again, didn't show. I called again and was treated with disrespect and ignorance. I asked why he didn't just call and let me know he couldn't come, and was told by Tim "I'm a busy guy, I don't have time to spend all day on the phone". Seriously? That's how you treat your customers? Not only did I get no apology for either day, he started yelling at me because I had to go back to work and couldn't wait an extra 1.5 hours for him to show up. So unprofessional and ignorant.

Where do you go if you need lots of rocks for a landscaping project? Well, you could go to Home…read moreDepot, a nursery, or a landscape materials business, and pay full retail price. Or, you could gradually collect them from the woods, the side of the road, or wherever, for free, but accumulating rocks this way takes a long time. Or, you could just come here. After I decided I wanted to use rocks as borders for my flower beds and shrubs, I tried gathering rocks on my own, but got tired of looking at unfinished projects, due to lack of rocks. I actually found this place through a Google search, not Yelp. I called first, and the owner, Tim, was very helpful and informative. Although he sells mainly to landscape construction companies, stone masons and other professionals, he welcomes homeowners and do-it-yourselfers as well. The business is located on Dry Bridge Road, which is off Route 2, near Schartner Farms. It's not far from the highway (Route 4). Since I work during the week, I had to wait until a Saturday to come here (they're open until 2 p.m. Saturdays) with my trusty Chevy pickup with 1-ton payload capacity. I parked outside the office, and met Tim, the owner, who drove me on a tour of the yard. It turns out that the piles of rocks along the front entry road are only the beginning of the types of rocks they sell. With every bend in the dirt road, he'd show me another huge pile of rocks, and just when I thought he'd shown me all of his inventory, there was more: large rocks, small rocks, rounded rocks, flat rocks, angular rocks and more materials, including sand, gravel, loam, mulch and recycled asphalt product. They even sell some large, specially-shaped rocks - such as ones that would be used to build a yard waterfall - by the piece. Among his customers are stone wall builders. I chose the pile of rocks that I wanted to pick from (rounded fieldstone, about bowling ball sized, or slightly smaller). Tim had his yardman use a heavy front loader to clear a path to the pile, and bring a 1 cubic yard bucket over to the pile. They let me hand-select the rocks, although if you're not as particular as I am, they can just scoop 'em up and load them in your truck. After I had hand-loaded the bucket, the loader gently placed them in the bed of my truck, which handled the load like a champ. Price for one cubic yard of the stone I bought (which covered the 8-foot bed of my truck a bit more than one layer deep) was $75; to give you some perspective on how good of a value that price is, earlier that day, I stopped at a nursery near my house and saw a pallet of stone, which was probably less than I bought, and the nursery wanted around $225. With a truck full of rocks, I was able to complete borders on two beds I had already started, and finish four additional beds, with plenty left over! In a couple of hours, I was able to accomplish what would have taken me months by trying to gather free rocks. Plus, the rocks have a nice variety of textures, colors and shapes. As I was placing the rocks around my landscape beds, several people walking or driving by my house complemented me on how nice it looked. Although I was exhausted at the end of the day, I enjoyed my first trip to Diversified Services. The owner and I had a good conversation, as we both have a background in construction; he told me he used to run an excavation business, digging foundations for many new houses, but gave that up as running his rock and gravel supply yard became more enjoyable and profitable. I found him to be very down-to-earth and helpful. The yardman was cool, too. Besides the landscape beds, I have other projects in the future that will need rocks, including a wishing well and a small waterfall, and look forward to being a repeat customer!

Had property regraded, added a wraparound French drainage with river rock, top soil and hydro…read moreseeded. Now my yard is absolutely beautiful and my basement so far has been dry. Very professional work, waste no time and was extremely efficient and stands by his work.

5 stars all the way! Professional, reasonable, on time and outstanding work product. We couldn't…read morebe happier with the job. Joe & Diane Hopkins

We had a septic crisis on Thursday late afternoon. Called Briggs at 5 pm and they arrived first…read morething Friday morning, helped me dig up the tank cap, and pumped out the holding tank. They were super friendly, helpful, efficient and tidy, and they remembered the eccentricities of our system. I am so grateful to them and am so glad they are here in South County!!!

We bought a 1970s house with a very dated cesspool within 200' of the water in Narragansett. The…read morestate requires updating the septic system. After a fair amount of research I settled on Ken Cole of Atlas Surveying for septic design and he recommended Jim Briggs for the install. His wife Victoria, who runs the office operation was super helpful throughout. We had a complicated yard with a hill and minimal setback. Ken and Jim went out of their way to tuck the 1500 gallon tank and bio-mat system up behind the view shed which required using a smaller backhoe and more time. It also required a substantial retaining wall design and build. Jim was there for all the work and got it done quickly. He was always a text away. The final grading blended in perfectly with the sloping property. Outstanding work..

We are so grateful and can't say enough good things about Ron and his son and the incredible work…read morethat they did at our home. We had several weeks of plumbing issues (main line breaking, issues with the city hookup, hot water tank rupturing, etc.), and Ron did the least invasive, most thorough and professional job, and was extremely reasonably priced. Ron took care of every detail; calling the city and coordinating the various projects that needed to occur (involving many different parties) in a sequence that made sense. He planned out the process thoughtfully and walked us through each step. He was very communicative with us and very reassuring. We plan to work with Ron for many years to come, and can't recommend him enough. Thank you Ron!

Fantastic Job. My main water broke on my slab house in Buttonwoods Warwick. It was complicated to…read moreget to. They were fast to get here. Reasonably priced. But most of all Highly Knowledgeable. I would highly recommend them.