My yard is a huge headache and Mr. Benson tackled both the front and back in no time!! His prices…read moreare very reasonable and he had all the equipment needed. He neatly trimmed the bushes in the front yard as well. I highly recommend him if you need lawn care. You will not be disappointed!

Paid to replace carpet on patio enclosure - carpet not cut to size properly - glued edges and…read morewrinkles in carpet causing tripping hazard. Work is amateurish and paid no attention to detail. Also had leak in wall fixed - used treated plywood and painted the plywood with no primer and paint soaking up into plywood. This was done to an 88 year old woman. Nice person but terrible handy person.

Bruce Cox and his team were wonderful with us from the moment we met him until he completed the new…read morepatio/deck. He explained everything in detail, gave us a reasonable price, and completed the job timely, actually 1day in advance of his target completion. He and his team were professional, and meticulous, we could not be more pleased. if we could give more than 5 stars, we would! Mary Hughes

My call received a quick response and I am looking forward to working with this company.read more

Very professional with outstanding results…read more I hired Chad's Landscape to design an overhaul and restoration of my yard. Along with his quote, he provided a professional drawing and plan for my yard. This showed me that deliberate care was taken to understand what was discussed and that the best planting's were chosen to meet the growing conditions, use and desired level of maintenance. His crew did a brilliant job installing every item and took great care with all of the details. I trust Chad and his company for all of my Landscape maintenance questions and for ongoing maintenance for things that are not practical for me to DIY.

I couldn't be happier with the service from this lawn care company! From the very first visit, they…read morewere professional, punctual, and clearly take pride in their work. My yard has never looked better--everything from the mowing to the edging and clean-up is done with great attention to detail.

Very good work. Friendly serviceman and came quickly. Cost was best in town, but do feel pricing…read morein this area is just plain high. Willing to answer questions and was quick. Would recommend to anyone.

Paid for an inspection, and as a naive homeowner who doesn't have much knowledge of septic systems;…read moretrusted the company I hired. The inspection was a man putting a shovel in the tank and him saying it's okay. After my septic started to overflow in my yard I called to see what was happening. I was told my field lines were failing. On my invoice it said they pumped which they did not. Contacted owner and was told I would get half the inspection fee back because he had to dispose of the waste, which none was ever pumped out. Haven't heard anything since. Cannot and will not recommend, but definitely have a better recommendation if someone needs it.

Didn't show or call a waste of my time but it's ok, I prefer a company puts an emphasis on Serviceread more

I did my porch and added new privacy fence plus I needed new flooring they did a great job! I…read morehighly recommend!!! They were also great being able to work with my budget.

Cliff's Notes version of How to Alienate and Lose Potential Landscaping Customers with High…read moreFive-Figure Budgets: 1. Take weeks and weeks to provide landscaping estimates 2. Refuse to itemize 3. Conveniently 'forget' to include major items and when reminded to list them, repeat the mantra 'We'll just do a change order later and put it in.' Sequel: How to Alienate and Lose Lawn Maintenance Customers: 1. After reliable crew personnel are fired, hire staff who sit in their vehicle for twice the time it normally takes to do the yard so when customers complain that the backyard hasn't been mowed, the owner sends you a GPS printout with the date/time the crew was parked at the house. 2. Go to the house to see where the crew, when requested to trim back two expensive flowering trees, pulled up entire trees and then refuse to replace or reimburse for the debacle. Oh, and laugh because the crew's idea of replacing the trees consisted of sticking in cheap plastic solar globe lights that don't work. (No, James, planted plastic will not miraculously sprout into a camellia or a bouganvillea. But you go on back to your Cracker Barrel job and be happy.) 3. Allow crews to throw large bags of leaves over the back of fences instead of carting them out. 4. Instruct crews to set mowers higher to increase the number of service calls and payments. And that, Ladies and Gents is how you thoroughly bollocks up a reputation burnished at the altar of Angie's List. Go thou and find a different company than this one.

Professional. They do what they say they are going to do and more. We recently moved to Mobile from…read moreHouston TX I have never worked with a better landscape contractor. Outstanding

I highly recommend Sunnbuilders for anyone dealing with storm or wind damage. They were…read moreprofessional, responsive, and thorough from the initial roof inspection through the repair process. They carefully inspected the roof, identified the areas damaged by the storm and wind, and explained everything clearly so I knew exactly what needed to be repaired. The roof damage was repaired properly and efficiently, and the quality of the work was excellent. I really appreciated their attention to detail, communication, and commitment to making sure everything was done right. They made what could have been a stressful situation much easier. If you need a roof inspection, storm damage assessment, or roof repairs, I would definitely recommend them. Great service, honest & quick communication, and excellent workmanship!

I recently moved into a nearly 45-year-old home in West Mobile with a roof that hadn't been…read morereplaced in at least 20 years. It had cheap 3-tab shingles, several missing sections, leaks, and outdated turbine vents--it was in rough shape. Thankfully, I got accepted into the Strengthen Alabama Homes (SAH) fortification program, which covered over half the cost. Still, this was a major investment, so I wanted to be sure I was making the right choice. With experience as a former maintenance supervisor for a 16-story apartment building, I treated this like a serious project. SAH required me to get bids from three authorized installers. I researched thoroughly, keeping a tally of every recommendation I saw online, especially on Facebook. SunnBuilders came out on top in mentions. When Kevin Keith from SunnBuilders came out (the second of three reps), it became clear he was different. The rep from Company-A pushed unnecessary upgrades, like a bond breaker for the peel-and-stick ice and water shield, claiming you'd need to re-deck the roof later. Technically true--but Kevin explained that a second shield layer can be added decades down the line, which made more sense. The first company also wanted to keep my outdated turbine vents, even though they aren't allowed under SAH. Kevin, however, quoted ridge vents for proper airflow and explained why it mattered. He warned me about companies offering low bids upfront only to hit you with expensive change orders later. I felt confident that SunnBuilders was upfront and honest. They also offered attic insulation services, which I was very interested in, though I couldn't afford it at the time. Still, this was a big selling point for me. Company-C rep was nice, but had a take-it-or-leave-it vibe. SunnBuilders' quote came in a few hundred dollars higher than the others, but Kevin worked with me to land on an agreeable figure. While I couldn't swing the insulation, I appreciated the flexibility and the no-BS approach. I wanted it done right--and they delivered 1000% On April 1st, I came home to see the materials shrink-wrapped and staged by the house. The crew arrived just after 7am the next morning and worked through Friday afternoon. These guys worked. Watching them carry 90lb bundles of CertainTeed shingles up a ladder all day was wild--GAF shingles are lighter, and have a better embossed look to them (in my opinion) but I chose CertainTeed for their quality and am glad I did. Major shoutout to Allen, Billy, Gavin, and Matt. They went way above and beyond. Cleanup was intense due to the wind blowing debris all over--including into my pool. One of the guys even jumped into my unheated pool (70 degrees!) to clean tar paper and shingles from the bottom without me even asking! Final advice: *Choose SunnBuilders! *Go with CertainTeed shingles. *Skip the bond breaker unless it makes sense for you. *Consider having them add insulation if your budget allows. !!!And PLEASE, leave the guys a cooler of cold drinks. The crew appreciated it and I've always believed a little appreciation goes a long way.