THEE best experience!!! Duane was so professional, friendly, reasonably priced and quick. Had a…read morehuge tree that was half rotten. It was amazing to watch!! Thanks Duane

Duane and team did a great job! They provided a reasonable quote, showed up on time and did the…read morework quickly and cleanly. Would use again and recommend.

Plowed our street pro bono, and was happy to do so. Will definitely be booking service with them…read more Thank you guys!

Green Acres is the best landscaping service in the area! Wonderful work, responsive staff that give…read moreamazing value for the money.

The unfortunate part is that this young man that we dealt with plays the part very well. He stated…read morehis price well after viewing the property and even said, "this is a fair price due to it not being a lot of work". I happen to be home when he comes out to do the work and have a good conversation with him. He then starts to mention his competition and seems more concerned with their prices and their work. During the conversation, I'm encouraging the young man for starting his business but he seems more focused and starting his pitch of, "hey, I might have to up the prices. When I came out to see the property, I might've been tired." Weird to me because the size of the property definitely didn't change within the days he viewed and when he actually came out to do what he's getting paid for. I let him know, "listen... I'll work with you" knowing the climate of how everyone has gotten financially hit in the last 3 - 4 years and when he does get back to me with his new prices, I let him know that I'd negotiate with him. Prices are once again agreed upon and I reach out to him to find out when he's coming back out to cut the grass. He gives me a day and the day before he is coming out to cut the grass, texts me to tell me that he's decided to no longer cut the grass. Within a whole two weeks, he decides the day before to send me this decision? I then call, text, call, and text again, to get clarification to only be met with silence. When he finally reaches out later on in the night, he's now raising the price for more and letting it be known that he's only coming back out to do the grass if his new demands are met. Now, if this is not tremendously horrible business practices, I don't know what is! Put a, "Buyer's Beware" sticker all over this, "Mossy Landscaping". The sad part is, the money in question is only a $5 difference after negotiation of the added price...damn shame!