Nyrsr clearly understands snow removal and treatment of property. Sidewalks are critical to a…read moreresidential property like good doors on a car. I appreciate the fact that I was not a seasonal customer but a per event client yet my property was handle top notch no damages . JC Openiche..

From the owner: Our business takes a logistical and strategic approach to every one of our clients. From the start…read morewe use our custom algorithms to give you the best quote possible, then our regional managers will select the best technicians to service you. We specialize in customer service on every level, big and small.

Overpriced, unprofessional, they charge whenever they want for unnecessary de'icing, whether it…read moresnows or not, and they charge $30 more than their competition for each individual snow shovelling. They also I dist on "early bird" payment for snow service in the summer -- $500 which gets you absolutely nothing! They are also hard to reach by phone and don't answer calls very quickly. You might consider the more reasonably priced options -- Kinder, and much more trustworthy elsewhere!

I was a long time user of Foot soldiers. I hired them initially to handle the snow for my mom when…read moreI left the city. Since then, she moved and passed away, but I was still using them to handle our two properties. The first incident was following the first snow. No one showed up and I had to call. They finally sent someone out hours later, stating that they were overwhelmed. When the person came out, the job that they did was definitely not acceptable, but I chalked it up to them having a new system and I was assured the issues had been resolved. Which leads us to the second incident. I was sent a notification two days before the snow hit that I was confirmed to get my properties services at 8:30am for the morning of the snow. At 3pm, my tenant calls and asks if anyone is coming. I call and they assure me that someone is coming, but they are running behind schedule because of the snow. Maybe it's just me, but it's literally your job to work on the days that it snows... how is it that you are overwhelmed? We all knew it was going to be a bad storm days in advance. Anyway, hours later, no one comes. I try to call, but they are closed I text, and get no response. Then... worst part is I get a message that the job was competed at 9pm, but it wasn't. They never showed up. I emailed them saying that no one showed up and the job was marked as done... here's the response I got "Hi, we have some photos that we will send. There was alot of snow and the shovel did a walking b=path... not as wide as we typically do. But it will be sent in the morning after review by supervisor. The was under an emergency ordinance travel was tough and we did and are doing our best. " If they called, emailed or text you, then they spoke to me. I never heard from them. This is the picture I send them of the job they said was done. Had to call my cousin to come out and remove the snow at midnight. What a disappointment.

I requested a quote via Yelp and Chris got back to me within an hour (in the middle of a blizzard)…read morejust to let me know he only does commercial and industrial properties - and he recco'd the app Shovler to find someone for residential. How kind of him! Re-reading his website now, I see it clearly states commercial and industrial only - yet he still took the time to get back to me and help. With professionalism and customer service like this I am sure he is great to do business with!

Chris and his team are the best. They plowed our lot for the last several years and after dealing…read morewith a bunch of other unreliable contractors I'm so happy I found All American. Fair prices and service I can trust, really can't ask for much more. Highly, highly recommended.

I called Jamel in for 3 different projects over the last few years. I keep relying on him because…read morehe is experienced, works hard does the job at fair prices!

Well you cried a blues cuz you didn't like what I said but you didn't have to be nasty to me and oh…read moreby the way this is already of me and being iced in costed me only $50 to be plowed out not 500. I don't want to hear about your family I don't want to hear anything about you anymore you are greedy selfish person if you continue feeling sorry I'm running bologna stuff on your answer to my review then I will continue the same

I was referred to DPH by one of their current customers. I contacted Anthony and we set up a…read morewalkthrough of my client's home to discuss the various tasks needed; DPH does these initial walkthroughs as a courtesy which is great. After reviewing the home and talking to the homeowner and I, he sent the price list back by task a la carte style which was good because it allowed my client to pick and choose which tasks they could afford at that time. He and his team time arrived on time and quickly started to work. They were patient as my homeowner and I discussed placement of furniture, etc. And they cleared out a garage of junk in record time and during record temperatures. They went the extra distance by sweeping and clearing out an enormous amount of leaves and debris as well as removing junk for salvage. DPH is a licensed and insured company that actually understands the nuances of doing jobs within a home; they were a pleasure to work with.

This is for snow removal only: and it's recent, as I see none of the other reviews are. And it's…read morenot 5* like I see all the others are . I remembered the owner of the company favorably from a differently named local company, so I felt confident hiring them for snow removal on an ad hoc basis. As the owners of a local home, we needed to secure someone quickly to remove the sidewalk accumulation while we were out of town. We were sent a contract which I quickly read--my husband was ill and I was distracted--but I did reply and ask if the contract obligated us in any way after the following day's snowfall, as if we were ourselves able to do the snow removal. The reply was ,"No, you are not obligated. Just let us know when you will be doing it and we will note the list at that time" Mistakenly, I believed this did not obligate us any further, but received a $350 bill for the past two days--when we were again out of town and I was not aware of the approximately 1.6 inches of snow during a storm that impacted the area (as per NWS). When I emailed the company to question the charge as I believed it was in error, I was informed "we do ask that you notify us in advance when you will be handling the snow removal yourselves so we can mark your property accordingly for that event." "Since we did not receive notification prior to the snowfalls on January 17th and January 19th, your property remained on our active service list, and service was completed in accordance with the contract that is currently in effect through December 1, 2026. (We) also want to note that we did not hear from you after the January 17th service, which led us to reasonably proceed with service again on January 19th. For that reason, the invoice reflects services performed on two separate dates and remains due." Legal ? Probably. Unclear? Definitely; IMHO of course. Deceitful? Certainly in my book. Needless to say, I did reply, clearly, today that I wanted to cancel the contract. We actually still do need a company that offers services on an ad hoc basis, but I'll stick with Taskrabbit. Cheaper and way more upfront.

I had the same experience as others on here. Paul (the scammer) gets you to agree to a contract…read morefor the 'season'. He then shows up one time, flakes another time, then ghosts you when you really need the work done. Stay very far away from this company. Paul is dishonest, a scammer and will just take your money and leave you to do the work yourself. Paul, what goes around comes around buddy. Karma is a you know what.

Don't trust this company, they take your money and run!…read more I signed a contract with Paul for snow removal in December for the winter season. The payment is in three installments and covers unlimited snow removal for the season within 4 hours of snow ending. The first snowstorm, no one showed up. After more than 4 hours, I called Paul and it turns out they shoveled the wrong house. They came back to shovel my house correctly. The next snowstorm was New Year's Eve. Again after 4 hours of snow ending, no one showed up. I called Paul and he said his team started late due to the holiday and they did come in to put down snow salt. Then came the big blizzard of Feb 23rd. That was the final installment due date. I paid by zelle, texted Paul the proof and confirmed his guys will remember to shovel driveway. He replied back yes. The snow ended at 4pm and no one showed up by 9pm. I texted Paul and asked when his team will show up. No answer. Next morning, still no one showed up. I texted and called Paul- phone went straight to voicemail. Tried multiple times that day, also called his company and left voicemail. No responses. Text Paul and asked for my money back, no response. Don't waste your money- Paul and B &M snow removal cannot be trusted.

Great hard working team, quality work and great value, they were clean and respectable of my messy…read morebackyard