Guys work at chauncy 55+, sand and torn up sod all over the place from snow removal. These guys are…read morebutchers. Never have I brought more sand into my home than with these guys. I think they are being cheap with the rock salt and use or mix with sand.

BEWARE! Madrona will not live up to expectations and if you hire them, you'll be left with…read moreheadaches! I hired Madrona in spring of 2021 to install a new paver patio around my pool. While the patio project came out decent (and it should when you spend the cost of a brand new car), they destroyed my yard in the process. Having really nice, manicured grass and landscaping before the project started, I knew my yard would get disturbed by installing the new pool deck, so I made sure to build into the contract scope that allowed Madrona to repair all of the grass to its prior state when the project was done - something the owner, Vicente, agreed to. A year later, Vicente refuses to honor the agreement in the contract and repair my terribly damaged yard that I've had to spend thousands of dollars in materials and my time trying to fix to date. When the project was wrapping up, several days after promised, the Madrona crew was rushing to get to their next job. What resulted was quickly throwing down some unscreened loam, cheap grass seed and no fertilizer. The soil was lumpy and filled with huge rocks which meant the grass didn't grow properly. It wasn't long before I realized just how dangerous the unscreened loam they used was - it was filled with glass, plastic, and other trash - a major safety concern in a yard where young children are barefoot and pets play. Throughout the project, I found Madrona's communication to be lacking. I was often left in the dark with regards to important details, or given updates with no advanced notice. The excavation crew was careless, causing a sizable rip in my pool liner when excavating the old concrete patio - something I had to pay out of pocket to repair with the pool company. Maybe the most alarming issue with the whole project is that the owner didn't take measurements before ordering pavers, and shockingly, they ran out of pavers before they completed the deck. Sort of reckless to not spend 10 minutes up front to take measurements. There are plenty of reputable hardscape companies out there. Do yourself favor and think long & hard before hiring Madrona Bros for your project.

This our third year we use them for snow removal. They do an awesome job! Competitive pricing…read more Reliable, etc.

Always responsive, fairly priced, and do good work. I've hired these guys for quite a few projects…read moreand plan to hire them again for another project this Summer too.

Sent an online request for some spring season work to JR Landscaping…read more Matt followed up with a written proposal and scheduled the work promptly. Work was performed as proposed and very happy with the results. Will use again.

I rarely leave a review like this, but after months of emails, photographs, multiple return visits,…read moreand repeated opportunities for JR's Landscaping to correct this job, I feel other customers should know about our experience. What makes this especially disappointing is that we were repeat customers. JR's Landscaping completed a large project for us last year and did a very good job. That experience is exactly why we trusted them enough to hire them again this year. Unfortunately, this experience could not have been more different. We paid $2,563 for this landscaping job, and our concerns are not simply that we "didn't like" the finished product. We have an extensive photographic and written record showing the instructions provided, the work performed, the condition in which the property was left, and our repeated attempts to have the problems corrected. Our agreement included work involving our raised garden bed, removal of mint, fresh loam, a heavy-duty weed barrier, mulch, edging and weeding, as well as relocating bushes and other landscaping work. We were extremely specific about what we wanted. In fact, before the work began, I went so far as to number the individual bushes and photograph where each one was supposed to be relocated. We also clearly identified plants that were NOT to be removed. Despite that, the crew removed plants they had specifically been instructed to leave alone. The most upsetting of those were my deceased mother's poppies. I had explicitly communicated multiple times that those poppies were to stay. They weren't simply landscaping plants to me. My mother adored those poppies, and they held tremendous sentimental value. When I arrived at the property, the crew had dug them out and put them in the trash. Workers retrieved what scraps they could from the trash pile, and I was left hoping that perhaps something would survive so I could preserve even a small piece of the beautiful poppies my mother grew. Money can replace mulch, loam and landscaping. It cannot replace something sentimental belonging to someone you have lost, particularly when the company was explicitly told not to remove it. Unfortunately, that was far from the only problem. Our photographs show areas where bushes were removed and the property was left with bare and disturbed soil, leaves, debris and unfinished beds rather than being properly restored. Tom had an employee fix this issue. Landscape edging and debris was left crooked, displaced and out of alignment. Rocks and other material were left rather than being properly cleaned up. Some of the mulch was extremely thin or nonexistent in areas. Weed barrier was left visibly exposed. Tom had an employee address the edging as well. And unbelievably, their trash was left lodged in one of our trees. These aren't subjective complaints about whether we personally like a particular landscaping style. These are visible conditions that we photographed. The raised garden bed became another ongoing problem. The mint was supposed to be removed, fresh loam added, and a heavy-duty weed barrier installed. Yet after the initial work, we questioned whether the mint had actually been properly dug out. We contacted the owner and provided photographs of the problems. To his credit, he personally came to the property, saw the condition of the work, and asked us to send him photographs documenting everything that needed attention. We did. On June 12, we were told someone would be sent to address the issues. When I continued questioning whether the mint had actually been properly removed, the owner checked with his crew. On June 23, he acknowledged in writing that his crew had not completely dug out the mint in the raised garden area and said a crew would be sent back to take care of it. We gave them another opportunity to fix it. Weeks later, we were still dealing with the same problem. On July 13, we were again told someone was being sent over to dig out the remaining mint in the raised garden bed. Once again, we gave the company an opportunity to correct the work. The person who came back spent much of his time walking around on his phone, picked/pulled mint from the area rather than addressing the underlying issue as we understood it was supposed to be addressed, and moved mulch back over the area. Now the mint has fully grown back. The weed barrier that was supposed to help prevent this is visible throughout portions of the garden. The mulch is practically nonexistent in areas, and the raised bed was not filled with loam to the level we had discussed. So after the original crew, the owner's personal inspection, photographs documenting the problems, and multiple subsequent visits supposedly intended to correct the work, we are essentially back where we started with the mint.

I had a fantastic experience with Brothers tree service this past winter. During a storm a tree top…read moresnapped and made a huge mess in my front yard - I called Brothers and they were super responsive. The man who came to give the quote about the problem tree also advised regarding safety and health of other trees on the property and ultimately I ended up having them take three trees down. Their pricing seemed affordable to me, scheduling was easy and watching them work was a TREAT. They were like superheroes in their craft. I stayed indoors and watched from the windows stress-free and in awe as they easily took these massive trees down and chipped them up for removal. The men that I dealt with were polite and they cleaned up very well at the end of the day. Recently I recommended them to a neighbor who needed extensive tree work done as well and they were on site from 7am til after 8pm (in the dark!) working hard. I would definitely recommend them to others.

Brothers Tree came and removed wood chips and dirt when management became aware of the issue. They…read morecame quickly and efficiently. Overall, when this issue was resolved! I was happy with their service.

We didn't actually use these guys for our landscaping job, but only because the company we chose…read morewas able to offer us extensive landscape design services. But having dealt with many contractors over the years I wanted to leave a review anyway because these guys did everything right, even though they didn't win the bid. Orli missed my call but called back within half an hour. He was easy to work with, he showed up early for our appointment, he wore a mask, and he had a written quote to me within 48 hours. As far as pricing, he was very competitive vs the company we went with, priced about the same on some items and as much as 20% cheaper on others. I would have no hesitancy using him in the future. If you know what you want done and don't need a full blown landscape design, give him a call!

Update- his team did come to replace the dead plants after I posted this review, the ones he put in…read moredo look in much better shape.

This company has helped me out on several occasions . I don't know why they don't have a higher…read morerating because they are always Timely, friendly and charge reasonable rates . I would recommend them.

They were hired to remove a maple in my backyard. Their…read morecrane broke my roof gutter, and knicked my Elm, which they were not supposed to go near. The Elm died. Given how few Elms have survived Dutch Elm disease, I was very angry. I then had to pay another company to take down the Elm. Would not recommend Tree Tech

Royer is Gr8! I have used them in the past and just recently required their services again. Bob…read moreDwyer came out very fast and gave me a quote and scheduled the job just days later. The crew were fast, efficient, cleaned up like the job never happened and the price was right. Great company!

My daughter & husband needed several very tall and really huge maple trees removed before they fell…read moreon their cars or house. We got several estimates and hired Royer Tree Service to remove the 12 trees. What a great decision! They were so easy to work with from the first visit with Bobby to give us a quote to the last guy who leaf blowed the whole area clean! I was blown away with their top of the line equipment, their professional and very friendly attitude, and their attention to safety - theirs and ours! Do yourself a huge favor and have them do your tree work! You will be so happy you did!

We have used this company several times over the years and have never been disappointed. Spring and…read morefall clean ups are done very well. We had a paver patio and walkway installed and it is perfect! We love it. They are efficient and are responsible.

I had them install a new 27 ft chain link fence in my backyard! They showed up promptly to take…read moremeasurements of the old fence and provided me with a competitive quote. I accepted their quote and a week later, they started and finished the job in 2 days! Mariana was very responsive to all of my texts with questions! The contract was signed quickly with docusign! I highly recommend them if you have a need to install a fence!