This company and its owner, Roger, are a giant dumpster fire waiting to roll into your life. Under no circumstances should anybody needing anything ever use Groundtakers. I have a property where a large concrete patio sat over a 2 car garage that was structurally failing. I tore it down with an excavator and needed to bury the concrete chunks and debris and fill the garage cavity. I stopped by groundtakers on a whim after seeing guys on the lot with a dump truck. I asked if they could deliver fill dirt for me. This was a Monday. I was shown the tiny pile they had and said I needed 20 times that amount. Roger told me he'd stop by the next day to look at it. He did that and then spent 30 minutes preaching Jesus at me. We agree to $900 for several loads of fill dirt. I get a call the next morning stating they will have a load that day. Nothing. No big deal. Same thing the following day. No big deal. Now it's Friday. A small dump truck shows up with what looks like a driveway that has just removed from a clients house. Giant slabs of concrete. I tell the driver no thank you, we need fill dirt. I get a call and text 10 minutes later from Roger asking me "what's up with the loads". I respond via text that it wasn't what I asked for and to cancel the request as this is obviously a circus act at this point. I then get a phone call where Roger, with an attitude says to me, "my guy showed up with the giant concrete you asked for." I respond with I asked for fill dirt. He then says, "you asked for giant chunks of concrete. I'm not playing this game with you". I then (baffled respond with), I asked for fill dirt and I'm not playing this either and hung up. I then get texts telling me I asked for concrete (which I absolutely did not) and that all sales are final (even though nothing was delivered as agreed) and that if I try to contact him he will just block me. I then report the matter with the silverton police to make sure that groundtakers acknowledge that they are not to deliver any material or step foot on the property. read more