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.

Hired Alonso landscaping to remove two flowers beds with small trees…read more 1. Quote was fast and timely 2. Started and finished on days that were given 3. Crew was great. Highly recommend.

After m seeing our project and stating he would send us an estimate that night, nothing ever came:…read more No email, no call. Highly unprofessional. When he looked at the project he took no notes, had no paper. Why bother showing up? If not interested he could have told us that.

Was very professional and did an awesome job, crew was friendly. Quality work. They finished…read moresomething we've wanted done for a while. Thank you.

nice guys! they are making sure our drive and common mailboxes atay clear. its very snowyread more

We are pleased with our fertilizer service and can't wait for the install of our new patio design…read moredesigned by Western Landscape. Highly recommend!

Elijah Skalsky was so kind and helpful, he drove by to plow our neighbors and we asked him to plow…read moreour driveway too for $10 and he did right away. He was very thorough and considerate.

Over a foot of snow yesterday. Sunnyside actually took my call, a real person! The only biz that…read moredid. + he was out doing a job, as well. Our tractor had "issues", we have a long driveway - you get the picture. At any rate, they got back to me later in the day to check-in. We were able to clear a lot by ourselves, so we were in good shape. The fact that they cared & checked back with us means A LOT! Sunnyside will be my go-to place, for sure. THANK YOU!!

We had Chuck at Sunnyside design a new patio for us. His design was exactly what we wanted. His…read morepartner, Matt was an "artist" as he thought through the design details durning the construction process. Matt and his team always answered any questions we had. They also cleaned up everything every evening before leaving for the day. We now have a new patio that we are happy to show off and will add value to our home. We would highly recommend Sunnyside for your landscape needs.

David's Lawn Services did an amazing job for us! Spring clean-up included full mulch service for…read moreall of our beds. He was flexible with the date and a great communicator. 100% I'll hire them again. Thanks again for your help!

We had 4 yards of mulch placed, bushes trimmed around our house. He was quick to make a bid, very…read morekind, and he and his crew did a fine job. Very trustworthy and will hire him again.

I have used Maple Leaf for spring cleanup for several years and was happy with their work. This…read moreyear (2026) I was sadly disappointed in the quality of their work. Sticks were not picked up, drain pipes were not put back in place, and nobody came to the door when the crew was done to ask if we were satisfied. The bag of sticks I had to pickup is shown in the photo (not easy on my 77 year-old back that has had 2 surgeries).

I waited several weeks before leaving this review to see if my sentiments would change. I read all…read morethe reviews before choosing to start my project with Maple Leaf and I took note of multiple negative reviews commenting on property damage and poor communication. I wrongly gave the benefit of the doubt to this longstanding and sizable business. In hindsight, I have regret for not listening to the feedback of others. I'm providing as much objectivity to this review as possible to help protect others from experiencing what I did. I worked directly with Joel (the owner) to make a plan to landscape a hill in the front of my house, where there are three fully-grown maple trees. These trees are in excellent health and are extremely valuable to me, as it is not possible to replace trees of this size. I made it clear numerous times in person and by email that I was concerned about the risk of damage to the trees, especially the roots. I received multiple reassurances that the roots would be fine and that the degree of excavating would be minimal. Several weeks after signing the contract, we still had not heard back from the company on a date for the work. I called several times and was assured that I would receive a call back when it was scheduled. When I noticed Diggeer's Hotline in my yard, it was obvious that work was being planned in the near future. I called the company again and was told that they would get back to me. I never received a phone call (although they allege that they attempted to call me once, the evening before they arrived). The next morning, my wife called me at work to inform me that a person in a bulldozer was tearing up the front hill. Nobody rang the doorbell or attempted to call us to let us know that work was starting. I promptly spoke with the worker on the phone and emphasized that it was essential that none of the roots be damaged. He informed me that he had already destroyed some "pretty big roots". In an effort to try to mitigate further damage, I paid out one of my coworkers to cover me mid-shift and rushed home. The damage was already done. The attached photos show multiple large roots that were shredded or transected right next to the trunks. Furthermore, he managed to gouge the trunks of two of the trees. The hydraulic equipment was left on my lawn over the weekend. After the first day, I spent three entire days working alongside the crews to ensure that the project did not cause additional damage. I dug holes, moved dirt in wheelbarrows, and placed rocks. Even while I was present, one of the workers decided to try to unload a truckload of mulch before removing my $900 tree from the bed. He decided to hold the tree in one hand and the bed in the other as it inverted. Unsurprisingly, he fell out of the bed onto the tree. I was assured that the tree would be okay, and it was planted anyway. I later saw that the trunk of the new tree had completely snapped. Another time, I noticed that the root ball of a planted bush was 3" above the ground. I asked for it to be planted properly and was told it was "good". The worker then stomped on the root ball to unsuccessfully push it farther down. I dug out the bush and planted it properly myself. The damage done was egregious. An assessment by an arborist confirmed what I already suspected, which is that the damage that was done was consequential, and could have destroyed more than 25% of these trees root systems. I had made an extraordinary effort to be proactive and avoid this damage by speaking to Joel multiple times and trying to be home so that I could relay my concerns to the crews before the work started. This nightmare cost me $12,538.78. I was not offered any concession for the extensive damage, the need to involve an arborist, leaving work early, needing to labor myself, or losing sleep over this. The best communication occurred when payment was due, as I received multiple phone calls in a day to pressure me to pay. I've been as objective as possible. Protect yourselves. There are many other options for landscaping. Supporting photos can be found in my accompanying Google review.

Excellent service and professionalism at a very reasonable price. Working with Collin and his team…read morewas a great experience. He responded promptly to the online inquiry, quickly assessed the property, and provided a detailed, professional quote with thoughtful recommendations for both immediate and future tree care. He also offered a discount for removing multiple trees and added a credit to our account toward a future tree purchase. I would absolutely hire Community Tree Care again.

Working with CTC was a great experience, from start to end. I have a very large maple that hadn't…read morebeen trimmed in over 30 years. Colin provided a comprehensive quote with a few different options. The final price was very reasonable. He is very knowledgeable and communicated the condition and options clearly. I can't say enough about the crew that did the work. They were like a fine tuned machine. It was obvious they were all experienced climbers. The way they worked together was very impressive and reassuring of their safety standards. Again, their communication was thorough and much appreciated. The billing and payment process was easy to understand and very easy. Abby was great to work with! I highly recommend CTC for any tree trimming work, large or small.

I see they get alot of good reviews for landscaping and hardscaping, but we had them for snow…read moreremoval this year and they could not have been worse. They completely ignored the city sidewalks for the first two snowfalls. They also throw down salt instead of removing snow regularly, which is a good way to negatively affect not just the water in our City, but the very vegetation they plant and the hardscapes they create. We have used snow removal services for 20 years and this was hands down the absolute worst.

We hired Kory and his team of employees for a "backyard revamp." They ahead of schedule and very…read moreprofessional! Our paver patio is above and beyond what my wife and I had in mind. Kory's knowledge and creativity are second to none. He designed a grilling area and a beautiful pergola that was incorporated into our patio. Needless to say our backyard is the neighborhood hangout now thanks to Alt's!

I found jason on next door. He was very accommodating and worked very hard for me. I appreciate the…read morequickness of his service as well.

Jason and his crew did an awesome job and helped me accomplish my vision for my garden in my front…read moreand backyard. Jason listened to everything that I needed to get done, provide me choices, and helped me to stay within my budget. This project was done in less than two weeks. I highly recommend him for any gardening job you need to get done.