By PatKersteter November 02, 2012
I wanted my flower beds cleaned out, transplant about 8 azaleas , divide 3 beds of daylilies, and plant a small tree.This was accomplished in 6 hours at a very reasonable price. Plus she put Cyprus mulch in all the beds. I highly recommend this contractor and will use her again ...read more
By L. GUIDRY July 29, 2011
I would not recommend this contractor. While very knowledgeable about plants, her basic landscaping abilities are not very good. I had her place a border and re-vamp my beds. Around 50' total. She talked the job up very well before they started about getting all the weeds and grass out, triimimg and leveling everything, etc. Well after inspecting the completion there, they just layed the border bricks on top of the grass. When asked why they did that, she told me the grass would die. Good answer huh..really...I wanted it fixed and done correctly leveled. Then she complained about having worked all day for "chump change" as she said...Well I don't consider $1200.00 chump change. Then she complained about running around and burning $70 worth of gas... After she was done complaining I told her I was not pleased with her work and wanted it fixed. Her reply was to think on it and call me back. She called back and said they would return.. I'm still waiting on her..BEWARE AND STAY AWAY!!!!!!! ...read more
By Andrew Schmitt December 15, 2008
This guy is a con-artist, he dug a hole in my yard and filled it with water and called it a water feature. Al the water leaked out and now we have a giant mud hole. He put dead sod in our yard and charged us full price. His dog also made a mess in the yard and he didn't clean it up and I think he stole some of my best tools, but i can't prove it. I would not hire him for further work unless he took me and my wife out to dinner and a movie and gave us a full refund. ...read more
Smart mowing improves your lawn As temperatures continue to warm and the grass grows a little faster, count on mowing the lawn each week at a cutting height of 2.5 inches. This helps you from violating the one third mowing rule; never remove more than one third of the plants' total height. Clippings that are 1.0 to 1.5 inches long easily filter into the turf canopy and do not need to be bagged. The clippings actually add nitrogen fertilizer back into the lawn and help feed worms. There̢۪s no need to fill the landfill with perfectly good worm food; it makes it hard for them to go fetch it. ...read more
By Coach's Lawn service April 20, 2009
A deck is an extremely valuable addition to your home or business. Decks can be used for outdoor dining, entertaining or just to take in the night sky. When designing your deck, it is important to decide what material to use. Pressure treated wood is the most popular wood to use for a h... ...read more
You can really increase your home’s value simply by adding a deck to it. In order to get started you must first design a deck that fits your home. There are a lot of great design tools available to use today. ...read more