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I posted a review about the Hunny Done List Company at the end of last year where I rated Adam and…read morehis company as 5 star. In November with winter approaching, we asked Adam to remove snow accumulations on our walkway, sidewalk and driveway. That was one of the smartest decisions I made....as everyone knows we had a lot of snowfall last year. They did an excellent job - an EXCELLENT JOB.. They made sure my property and my concrete apron were clear. Then last month I asked them to return to our house and finish four other projects that I want done. Again an excellent job. These guys are on time, polite, knowledgeable, and very efficient. If you have any work you are considering on your property, I would suggest that you contact Adam, discuss your project with him and see what he recommends. You might like working with him.....

I want to give an honest firsthand account of what took place here because the experience my family…read morewent through was handled in a way no one should have to deal with. Our neighbor had hired this company to handle snow removal during the blizzard. The day before things escalated, my mother spoke with our neighbor outside and calmly let him know that the crew should avoid putting snow onto our side of the property. He said he would pass it along. The following morning the crew returned and deposited snow in the same areas anyway. My mother stepped outside around 9:41 AM and made a polite request for the crew to stop. The very first thing the owner said back to her was a sarcastic good morning. She told him she had no desire to argue and that this had already happened the previous day. He responded with a brief philosophical remark about what you put into the universe, told her no problem, and walked away without doing anything. My father had been asleep after working a night shift. He came out once he realized the snow was still there and made a straightforward request for the crew to remove it. The owner responded by turning to his crew and instructing them out loud to ignore my father while he was standing right there. My father explained his situation. The owner brushed it off as though the concern was about where future snow might go, not the snow already sitting on our property and blocking our gate. My father went back inside. Less than a minute after telling his crew to disregard my father, the owner walked over to our neighbor and stated that he had already apologized to us. No apology of any kind had taken place. That claim later became the foundation for every apology reference made in public responses about this incident. Around 9:58 AM the crew appeared to be heading toward their trucks as though they were about to leave. The snow was still on our property. My father came back out, and that alone is the reason it was eventually removed. He told them plainly he just needed that snow taken care of. The owner responded by questioning what snow he was referring to. When my father pointed to it, the owner responded with a rude comment directed at him. That was the first harsh language in the entire interaction, and it came from the owner. He followed it up by referring to my father sarcastically and saying the snow would melt around June. As my father and I walked toward the snow, the owner told us in crude terms to get away, despite the fact that it was sitting on our property. At the same time, without my knowledge, the owner's son pulled a shovel from the truck and threw it in my direction while my back was turned. I only found out after reviewing security camera footage. I tried to have a calm conversation. He cut me off. I pointed to the fence posts separating our two properties and asked how we were supposed to access our gate. He said so what, then made another crude remark about the number of properties he had worked on. My mother offered the simplest resolution: remove what the crew put there and we are done. The owner told her she lacked intelligence, repeated three times that the storm snow justified where his crew placed it, then claimed it came from the town plow. That was his third explanation, after saying the crew could not see the driveway and before that that they mistook it for grass. He then mocked her accent and taunted her. A neighbor watching from nearby said she had been planning to hire him and no longer would. He told her not to. When I mentioned we had footage of the crew moving snow onto our property, the owner's son told us to go ahead and watch it. We are keeping it private out of respect for everyone involved, but we have it. The snow was not removed until nearly 27 minutes after my mother's first request. As the crew left, the owner's son directed an obscene gesture at our family caught on our doorbell camera. The owner confirmed this in his public response. It was the only thing he acknowledged. A few points worth clarifying: The owner introduced harsh language into this situation, directed at my father. My mother's first strong language came 25 minutes later, in direct response to the owner's son directing it at me unprovoked. She was responding, not initiating. No apology was ever made. My mother told the owner directly that an apology and a commitment to clean up was all it would have taken. He never offered either. The fence posts are clearly visible. I pointed to them. The owner said so what. Our family had known our neighbors for nearly twenty years. That relationship is now damaged, not over snow landing in the wrong place, but over how every moment of this was handled. Two sentences and a shovel would have ended it. We asked for an acknowledgment and a cleanup. We never received either willingly.

JGD Home Improvements - contractors - Updated July 2026

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