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    Squash Blossom Nursery

    5.0 (1 review)

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    GreenSpot Nursery & Napoles Landscaping

    GreenSpot Nursery & Napoles Landscaping

    2.3(7 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Not intended to embarrass anyone, but to warn people off:…read more We wanted to have a gabion fence built along one side of our property, but were told that it couldn't be built (wouldn't be adequate): we'd have to have a retaining wall built -- which would require an engineering firm to design, county and city permits and inspections ($$$$$) . The estimate, for a wall that would be 12' at its highest point and 3' at its termination, was for $315,000, not including taxes, permits, inspections, and hiring an engineering firm to review plans. In contrast, one person we found had a company built a 40-plus high wall, running over 200', with a non-frangible steel-reinforced concrete base (12' wide, and 9' deep, anchored in bedrock), built to hold a slumping slope of rock and loose soil -- for $203,800 including taxes; city and county permits; inspections; and design work done by a Phoenix engineering firm. Worst of all: a 50% deposit was required, including labor costs of $141,000 (not including tax): why would $70,500 deposit be required for labor? Looking at estimating models, we would pay less money for labor building a completely new 4,070 square feet house on this property, for highly-skilled and experienced specialty laborers including electricians, plumbers, HVAC designer/installers, carpenters, masons, roofers, and solar power system installers -- including landscapers re-grading the property. Cancellation of the contract would incur a 15% restocking fee -- including the labor costs. WHAT? Judging by the numbers, it wasn't an estimate but more of a wild*** guess.

    When you need to find a landscaping company , shop around because this is probably the most…read moreexpensive company in Wickenburg. They are not only expensive but they will hit you with hidden charges if you cancel there services. Like restocking fee , no where on his contract does it state restocking fee , office fee, copy fee , plan fee, etc etc etc. this is the company that will overcharge seniors because they feel that seniors have all the money so lets take it from them because they do not know any better. so get three prices before you do any landscaping. but most of all don't use this company unless you you have very deep pockets and you don't care about what you spend. there are a lot of good companies here in Wickenburg this is not one of them. you have been told it's up to you to be smart and knowledgeable

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    Moon Valley Nurseries

    Moon Valley Nurseries

    4.5(381 reviews)
    32.9 mi
    $$

    Ceasar was extremely knowledgeable. He helped me understand the proper way to water my trees and…read moreexplained the need to have them trimmed properly. The workers did a good job and cleaned up very well.

    We were very excited to purchase our two Pygmy palms. Implantation was June 3. After a few days…read morewe noticed the trunk of one of the palms was leaning very far over, and there was fibrous root material exposed above the ground. On June 6, both I and my husband (who was out of town at the time) spoke with the salesman at Moon Valley Nursery. I indicated my concern and provided him with pictures and told him one of the trunks was very wobbly and leaning at such an angle that it was almost parallel to the ground. He told me that it looked normal and they could come out and put additional mulch on it. He said the wobbliness was normal as the roots hadn't taken hold. I told him the other palm was not wobbly like that and they were planted at the same time. The other palm was doing just fine. I reiterated that it just didn't look right to me. He conferred with his supervisor and told me that his supervisor also said it was fine and looked normal. I felt reluctance on their part to come out to inspect it. There are also many palms in my neighborhood, none of which looked like this. Including my other palm. Midway into the next week my husband was in the yard and a landscaper stopped his truck and approached my husband, commenting that there was something wrong with the palm. He said he was familiar with them, having planted many, and it didn't look well. We phoned Moon Valley again and waited for a return call at which time we relayed this conversation and said someone needed to come out and take a look at the palm. This was on a Friday--nine days post-implantation. Our salesman said that a supervisor would reach out to--most likely Monday and schedule a visit. Monday came with no call. When we followed up, the story changed and we were told someone would contact us to "get us on a schedule." We were having other work done and opted to replace it the third week of June. We were given the name and number of the district manager and left a message for a callback. On June 18 (next day), he phoned us back and we shared our experience with him. He was very apologetic for the service we received and gave us the store manager's name, said he was going to note our account and take care of us. At that point, I asked for clarification on what "take care of us" meant. He said he would be having the manager refund us for the palm. On June 19, we finally got an email that we were on the schedule for someone to inspect the palm on June 25. We did not respond as we were waiting for a call from the manager and planned to address that inspection with her at that time. I followed up with the nursery on the June 22. The manager was off that day however, the man I spoke with said he would see about getting our refund processed that day. I asked for a call back to confirm it was in process. As you can probably guess, there was no call back. On the morning of the June 24, I phoned the nursery again. I asked if the manager was in. The woman who came to the phone was not the manager, and said they would provide an in-house credit. I told her that is not what the district manager told me would be happening; that I was specifically told I would get a refund for that palm. She told me that is not their store policy at which point I told her that she needed to follow up with the district manager that I spoke with, and that it was supposed to have been noted on my account that it was a refund, not a credit. I asked her to look confirm and call me back. At that point, we also left a message for the district manager to look into it on his end. No response from either the nursery or the district manager. Today, the 25th, we have texted the district manager to follow up, and phoned the nursery yet again. This time we have asked for the manager herself to phone us back. I have over 40 years in the financial and member services industry. I recognize great customer service when I receive it. There is definitely room for improvement from this company. The whole situation with the palm has caused no small amount of stress. I am hopeful that the refund will happen. I know that bad reviews travel further than good ones. If this is resolved to my satisfaction, I'm happy to edit this in the near future; for now I remain extremely disappointed and would not recommend this company.

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