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Lee's Concrete - Concrete/pavers/water features/custom BBQ island

Lee's Concrete

(68 reviews)

This was my very first time hiring anybody to do any sort of landscaping work. I was ignorant going…read moreinto it so I had to lean heavily into the landscapers expertise on what would be best for what I wanted to achieve. After getting a few quotes, I chose Lee's Concrete because he impressed me the most with the ideas he presented, not being pushy or sales-y, while also staying competitive price wise. He is also officially licensed for concrete. The project started around May 2025, and completed towards the end of July 2025. It consisted of concrete pouring, artificial turf installation, irrigation routing and laying out gravel/river rocks in planting areas. Also, a 2D layout diagram was provided for me to submit to HOA for approval. Below is a list of critiques ranked starting with my biggest letdowns: #1) WEEDS. Not via the concrete, but the artificial turf that was laid out. Lee offered artificial turf installs during my contractor search. My main reason for getting artificial turf was to have little-to-no maintenance. But, mines constantly has weeds growing out of the edges due the gap in the ends not being sealed. My next door neighbor had artificial turf installed by another landscaper and never has any weeds growing out of the edges ever. They had theirs installed after mine. Maybe it was my fault for not communicating that need initially. But at the same time, I thought having artificial turf laid out and it preventing weed growth on the edges would be a given. #2) Blotchy concrete coloring on front yard. My backyard's concrete coloring was pretty consistent and I was very happy with how it turned out. But my front yard was very blotchy and inconsistent. I was told that this is normal and will take about a year to cure and to give it time. Another reason was for differing "pH levels" for the area where the concrete was laid. Well... a year has passed and it has kind of improved here and there, but not so much in other parts. So, I'm a little hesitant to believe it that is actually the reason. It doesn't make sense to me that all the concrete laid out in my entire neighborhood doesn't look as bad as how it looks on my driveway. Structurally, it's fine. But it is a bit of an eye-sore looking at it every time I'm in my front yard. #3) I felt like I spent more time than I needed to checking for imperfections. A main one was my vinyl fence and cinder block wall getting dirty from the concrete pours. Another big one was the cinder block retaining wall in my backyard not being symmetrical on the edges. I had to call it out a few times to even get it fixed. Once it was finally fixed, my vinyl fence had residue from the cinderblock wall fix. By that time, I had gotten fatigue from having to constantly call out imperfections and let that one go. #4) You don't really know when the landscapers will come out to do the work. If I remember correctly, they would come out most weekdays. But, you wouldn't know if they would show up the next day or not. Not too big of a deal honestly. I'm more picky about this because I like to keep the side gate to my backyard locked and not knowing when to unlock it in the morning was just a tiny annoyance. I ended up just unlocking it first thing in the morning and locking it in the evening every weekday. Overall, I'd rate the project a 3 or 3.5 out of 5 - which I think is a very fair assessment. I'm relatively happy how it looks at the end. But there were a few bumps along the way which is why I cannot give a 5 out of 5. It pains me to write the above critiques and not be able to give the highest rating because Lee and the rest of his team were all very nice people. But there definitely could've have been improvements for the entire project.

We had a great experience with Lees concrete and his whole team!…read more Lee himself was professional and really helped explain the process and went over the things we wanted done. He also worked with us on different options we could do based off of our price point. Joyce was great at communicating and keeping us in the loop. Ines and Jerry were super hard working and flexible when we had changes. Great team overall! They were fast, flexible when we wanted to change a few things, and had great communication. We are really happy with the work they have done for us and created a beautiful backyard space for us to enjoy. I highly recommend Lee to anyone looking to upgrade their space. We will be using him and his team for our next home landscaping project.

Corona Landscape - Custom entryway with low voltage lighting

Corona Landscape

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Very happy with the new landscaping, turf & water wise landscaping project. Robert and his crew…read morehave been great. He was willing to pick up chosen plants and trees and deliver. Work was done with much professionalism. I would highly recommend him. I contacted several other landscapers who didn't even know what to do or how to complete what I was striving for in a water wise landscaping project. Others never even returned my calls after waiting for estimate. Great job Robert! Your crew are the best and would definitely use Elite for future projects.

Robert assured me that he could do the ledger stone at my house, that they've "been doing this for…read moreyears" and that it was all they did, masonry. I told him I wanted my backyard done like my front yard. The ledger stone in front is just the way I wanted it. So he had it right there to use as an example. The first day, his workers only used the large stones; they didn't integrate the smaller stones. Robert came out and we AGAIN explained what he wanted. Placement should be random. The second day I came home to perfectly uniform lines. One row of large stones, one row of smaller, one of large, one of small. (I added a photo to the gallery) After I kicked his guys off the job, he called and couldn't understand my issue. I told him to come look at it, but he obviously didn't want to. He just kept arguing, saying he didn't understand. Then he told me that I didn't understand that the pallets of stone were layered in how they were supposed to used. I may be picky, but I'm not stupid. Oh, I almost forgot. His original quote raised by almost $2,000 when he came to work the first day. He said it was because I made a change in wanting capstone surrounding doors instead of ledger stone. Why, I don't know - when putting of large pieces of stone, 8" x 18", seems easier and faster than smaller ledger stone.

Daswing Designs - landscapearchitects - Updated October 2026

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