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Raleigh, NC

Edison Landscaping

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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3 years ago

The team has done a terrific job of landscaping our home and servicing. Chris and his team have been a delight to do business with.

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Very impressed. Responded to my quote request within minutes. Made an appointment to see our lawn…read morefor quote right away. Showed up on time. Professional, reasonable pricing, accommodating and knowledgeable. Cut our lawn the next day and did a great job! Took the time to leaf blow the cut grass off the patio and other areas and did the edging. Made suggestions and plans for weeding the flower beds next time. We are planning to use them as our regular landscaper now. So happy!

I thought that I'd found a company based on the company's quick response and interest in the…read moreproject. The employee that called is very professional and cordial. He set the appointment for the owner. I liked the pictures and there are some great, unposted reviews. The owner was not only on time but was early. I found him very friendly but here is where the interview went south. I live on a quarter acre. The foot print of my home take up the majority of the land. I asked for an estimate to which, he didn't think twice and told me that he would charge me $80 to cut my lawn every two weeks and $100 every two weeks to pull weeds from my flowerbed after he cut the lawn. If my math is correct, that is $180 every two weeks. I don't live at the Biltmore Estate or an exclusive golf course! Does anyone see how ridiculous this is? Doesn't it scream, "exploitive"? I wish Mike Holmes from, Holmes on Homes would move to NC and take on all of the unscrupulous handymen, contractors and lawn service companies that practice overcharging for their services but under delivering on them. In this economy, everyone is trying their best to live, and to extend the life of existing products. Most can't afford to move because of the high interest on mortgage rates, so we are making the best of what we have to extend the longevity of our homes. I understand that companies need to make money and to provide work for their employees who bills and families but why charge unrealistic, exorbitant prices but do work that isn't professional or ethical without conscious or remorse? $180...I am dumbstruck. He told me the price without hesitation or batting an eye. I asked him for clarity and he repeated $80 to cut the grass and $100 to pull weeds. Here's an update, the assistant called after reading my review. He said noticed that I posted a review anyway. (I never discussed posting a review but it is my right and it helps others who are in the market to know the truth; good or bad, positive or negative). He said that he wanted to respond to my post on Yelp but wasn't able. He insisted that Cornelia didn't mean $180 but that it was a language barrier. It made me angry because he wanted to gaslight me into thinking that I was confused. He said that he probably meant $100 for the entire thing or $80 but not $180. I told him that he wasn't here and did not know what was said. I asked Cornelia multiple times if it was $100 for the flowerbed and $80 for the lawn and he said clearly, "Yes, $180." I told the assistant if there was any potential that language would be an issue, why does he go out to do the estimates and that he should've come to do the estimate. Cornelia speaks well. I had no problem understanding him. The assistant wanted to post an excuse and make me the fall guy but I told him not to reach out to me or to come to my home, or I would share the texts. It's a shame that I'd have to go to such lengths of keeping texts for proof to protect myself just in any situation.

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I love my home. I've spent decades busting my tail and squirreling away a buck here and a buck…read morethere just to finally put money down on a house. When I park my truck after a hard day of work I like to take a moment for myself to really appreciate my home and how much hard work when into it. However, over the past few years I've let the yard slip. It was never bad....but between the boss grinding my gears and three toddlers I've just not had the time to put in the work that the yard deserves. I called Deep Green as a way of dipping my toes in the water and boy, my expectations were blown away. These guys are professionals in the truest sense of the word. Their quality is unparalleled and they've left me with a yard I can be proud of.

I had such high hopes with this company until I started receiving after-hours emails and calls of…read moreoutstanding balances that I had already paid. I hadn't the end of the month invoices promised. I did not want to accumulate at high balance, so I gave $150 check to the guy cutting the grass. I even called the owner to make sure that he'd gotten the check. He confirmed that he did and thanked me. He said other clients were upset because they weren't getting the invoices on time. I'd asked him to clean the flower bed, remove the old mulch, and plant the flowers that I'd purchased. I purchased 8, to which he charged $10 a piece and $50 for cutting the lawn. At 9 p.m., I got emails asking me if it was alright to call. I agreed. I got a call from Craig's employee named Julie. She did the billing. She that I owed both $150 and $130. The $130 was marked delinquent one day after the service. I paid it the very next morning. I told Julie that I had paid with a check the $150 and $130 on my credit. She disputed that I'd paid at all. After much back and forth, she finally saw that I had paid and then conceded that she was wrong. Her constant accusations and badgering turned into a disingenuous apology when I said that I would report the harassment on Yelp. She said that wasn't accusing me, but it was me who misunderstood her intentions. I emailed Craig about his Juliesl's terrible customer service and behavior. He said that it was the software but added that I contributed to the issue by giving checks to the landscaper named Netflix. He said that Netflix could have lost the checks between servicing lawns. He told me to pay from now on on the Jobber site with a credit card. I was going to share the emails on Yelp then but didn't want to hurt him or his business. She even said that she'd resign to keep him from getting a "bad review," but once again, I get an invoice that I owed $100. I'd gone online after April 25 to pay $50 on my card. I was charged for April 5, even though no one showed. I have the emails questioning if I were on schedule for April 4, and why no one came? I received a response that they moved it to April 5. No one came on April 5 as promised, and once again, I emailed asking why? Craig responded tonight that I did nothing wrong, and he apologized. He gave reasons as to why he hadn't kept his word. I accepted the reasons but responded that if he'd just told me, there'd be no problems. I tried my best to continue with the company because good, reliable lawn care is hard to find, but my having to jump to hoops to not only pay but to prove that I've paid is unnecessary stress. As a good faith gesture and to give him the benefit of the doubt. I paid the last invoice in full just to be done. I knew that I only owed $50 but I was tired of the back and forth. I looked on my bank statements and saw that I had paid $50. I only owed $50 instead of the $100 that I was wrongfully charged. I contacted Craig and shared proof of payment. He admitted that he'd found the error and was putting my check in the mail. If he can't keep up with his books or schedule better, he will continue to lose business. Anyone who knows me, knows that I pay my bills on time and I don't run outstanding balances. I wouldn't have A+ credit if I did. I have found someone else and pray that I won't have to go through this again.

Edison Landscaping - lawnservices - Updated November 2026

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