I am still happy with my front flower bed and am saving for the back yard! Everything wintered over…read morewell although I tried to cover during super cold snsps!

This is the third time I have had Dan transform some less than desirable areas of my yard into…read moresomething that is eye catching. The landscaping fits the feel of the house. I always have a vague idea of what I want and he takes that vague idea and turns it into an area that is beyond what I was hoping for. I was always so pleased with the whole process. He answers your call himself which is important to me. Also, he is right in there working with the other guys, not supervising from an office. You are in good hands with Dan, you will be pleased with his work ethics and his skill as a landscaping designer.

Chestang workers arrived early in the morning before it became invariably hot and went right to…read morework. We had received an estimate for removing the tree branches over the roof which was competitive. They performed extra work to trim vines and branches that were not over the roof, but did not charge extra. They completed the work including branch removal and blow cleaning in 3+ hours. They took care to not damage any of the landscaping. I could not have been happier with their performance.

Rodney with Chestang's came out and gave us a quote on the same day we called. We were able to get…read morethe tree removal scheduled for the following week. Russell, Rodney, and the crew took great precautions to not damage any of our asphalt driveway and property. They cleaned up and left our property better than it was. Would definitely use them again. Quick response and outstanding service!

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

Amy and Ray are prompt, professional and a pure pleasure to work with- my Fam are delighted with…read morethe very reasonable cost and dazzled at how efficient and thorough the job was performed! 3 huge ill water oaks removed & the yard looks great!

We had Ultimate Tree trim our large tree that drops so many nuts in the fall making the sidewalk…read moredangerous to walk on. We had to be out-of-town and they did a wonderful, professional job and told us if we needed additional work they would come by and take care of it. A great job at a reasonable price and would definitely recommend.

I am happy I finally found someone that does a wonderful job with my yard. I called for a quote and…read morethe same day he came out and was ready to cut the yard. He told me what he could do in the future to keep it looking good. He stayed a safe distance away while wearing his mask. I have already sent his information to my friends.

Paul did Mulch in front of our home and did a fine job....Was on time and always answered his…read morephone...I am very Happy

Paul is a great guy for doing our lawn. I had called so many companies and almost none got back to…read moreme, but Paul came through. He has taken care of our lawn twice and is now our regular landscaper, so I am pretty happy, no more overgrown lawn. My husband is pretty happy, too.

Ryan and Nick did a good job with install of sod, catch basins and river rock. They were…read moreprofessional and the job was done in a timely manner.

I hired Greer Gardens because we were preparing to list our home, and I specifically explained…read moreduring the estimate that I wanted both the front and back yards to be show-ready. The estimate was for a three-person, full-day cleanup at $2,517, including pine straw and "the cleanup items we discussed". The crew did improve parts of the property, particularly the front yard, but the overall result was far from what I understood "show-ready" to mean. Much of the debris, pine straw, branches, and overgrown areas remained, especially in the backyard. The backyard was mostly mowed and lightly trimmed, but substantial cleanup was still needed. The backyard required enough additional cleanup that we had to arrange for a small dumpster to be delivered that same week. We filled it with debris, pine straw, branches, and other material left behind, and there was still more that could have been removed. Afterward, the company explained that the estimate was essentially based on the amount of time the crew would spend on the property, rather than completion of a clearly defined scope of work. That was not clear from the estimate email. They did say that during the estimate, they said they would "see how much they could get done in one day" although I don't really remember that. I just remember saying what I wanted the outcome to be. The representative was courteous and acknowledged that the work did not reach the level I expected. The company ultimately reduced the invoice to $2,000, but I still felt the completed work represented less than half of what I had requested. I told them I would only be comfortable paying half of the invoice, but they said they could not do that because of their overhead. My advice to future customers would be to get a detailed written scope that clearly states what will be completed, rather than relying on a "full-day cleanup" description. As the professionals, I would have expected them to recommend the appropriate amount of time and labor needed to achieve the result I described. A time-based estimate may leave the customer paying for hours worked even when the agreed-upon outcome has not been achieved. I would have been much more comfortable receiving a quote for the project as a whole, so I knew I was paying for the finished result I requested. In hindsight, I wish I had gone with another company that quoted a higher price and planned to complete the work over two days. I chose Greer Gardens because they were available one day sooner and we were in a rush to get listing pictures taken. But based on the final result, that decision was a mistake I am now paying for.

Had old sod removed and new saw it put down and sprinklers, repositioned. Sam and his father and…read moreone other worked tirelessly in the heat and completed the task in a day and a 1/2. Very happy, what the quality of work and the value of their work was well worth it.

SouthernScapes, done us an excellent job on our front lawn sprinkler installation. They are a…read moreprofessional and on time company that does quality work. I would highly recommend them. Kevin Holifield, Spanish Fort, Al