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Anderson Landscape

4.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Disease management - shrubs

Earthmoving or regrading

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R & J Tree Services

R & J Tree Services

(23 reviews)

LOCAL BUSINESS WARNING! R&J TREE SERVICES doesn't keep…read moretheir word. 3 months ago we asked for a quote to have a tree taken down. The owner called us back with a quote that was higher than another company. When my husband told him we would go with the other company, the owner called back and said they'd match that price. He scheduled a time to come, but never came and stopped returning texts. In screenshots I posted on Nextdoor and Facebook, you can see the conversation where he said they'd be here "tomorrow" multiple times before he just stopped responding. Today, they are cutting our neighbor's tree down. My husband went to ask if they're taking our tree down and he said they wont do it for the price he agreed to. I went out and told him I would let everyone know their shady business practice and he laughed at me and said, "ok, good."

I saw quite a few one-star reviews on this company and felt that I had to respond. I believe that…read morethere is both a cultural and language barrier at play here that is causing many of the reported issues. I called the co-owner, Ricardo, on a Monday, and he stopped by in the early evening to look at my seven 50-year old Yew Bushes that had become so overgrown that there was no saving them. I also had a small tree stump in the middle of my yard that I also wanted to be ground out. Ricardo quoted me a flat fee of $800 to cut down the yews, grind out the stumps, and also grind out the stump in the middle of my yard. He spoke English fairly well, but he did have a little trouble understanding me a couple of times. I was very specific in requesting that he grind out the stumps to a depth of at least 8 inches. His crew showed up the very next morning while I was at work and completed the job in only about 45 minutes. When I got home, I found that all the yew wood and branches had been removed, the stumps were ground out, the soil was leveled, and the yard was clear of debris. It appeared to be an excellent job. I was told that he would be by later to collect the check. When I began to dig on the side that was to become a garden, I was dismayed to see that he had only ground out two of the stumps to a depth of two inches, and two more to only about 5 inches. When he showed up that evening, I treated him with the respect that one would show a neighbor or a family member who has done you a favor... and not as a common laborer. I praised him for how quickly the job was scheduled and completed and how clean and neat they had left it. However, I then asked him to help me out and explained how I could not plant shrubs if the stumps were not ground out very deeply. I didn't threaten, yell, or get angry. I asked if he would please grind them deeper for me. Ricardo said that he would be happy to grind them deeper for me and said he was sorry for the misunderstanding. The very next day, his brother Juan showed up with the stump grinder and did an excellent job in taking the blade all the way down to the knuckle, which was even a bit over what I had asked for. There was no extra charge, and Juan completed the work quickly. Maybe I'm getting a little preachy, but people respond to how you treat them. I think we have lost a little bit of civility as a society over the last decade. I treated them with respect and was given excellent service. I was very happy with the prompt response, the results, and the price. I would use them again. Side note: They seem to be extraordinarily busy. They show up when they show up. If you need a company to be there exactly when you expect them, this company might not be for you. But if you want a quality job done for a reasonable price, R&J will give you what you need.

Tree-B-Gone

Tree-B-Gone

(5 reviews)

I called a couple tree companies to try to find someone right away to assist in getting an off of a…read morehouse and other trees that were destroyed from a storm that came thru Green Bay. All companies told me that it would take a couple days to get everything cleared out of my property including house and Tree B Gone of Green Bay cleared everything in just a day ! Best Tree Service Company in Green Bay!

They were fast, had all the necessary machinery, and even helped with a wasp nest the day before,…read morewhich I appreciated. However, while grinding the stump, they cut through our buried pet fence wire and didn't mention it until we brought it up. I would have liked them to ask upfront if we had anything buried before starting the job -- especially since we have a pet fence sign in the yard, and I believe the wire was marked. After my review, I received responses from Jason and Chad. I've since spoken with numerous people, all of whom said they should have asked about underground systems before starting. Chad disagreed and pointed to the fine print stating it's the homeowner's responsibility to inform them. Here's how I see it: * Homeowner's part: Yes, it's our responsibility to mention private underground lines, but most homeowners don't think of things like pet fences unless they're asked. * Contractor's part: As professionals doing below-surface work, it's standard due diligence to ask about buried systems that won't be marked by 811. Not asking at all shows a lack of care, and they've likely run into this scenario before. In my opinion, this was a shared responsibility, not solely mine. A reasonable contractor would at least acknowledge the mistake and possibly offer to help with repairs, especially if the fix is minor. Overall: 2 stars -- Some good, some bad, but the post work communication left a sour taste.

Anderson Landscape - landscaping - Updated October 2026

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