I used Meyco at my home in Neosho, Missouri. They did grading to prepare an area for my shed, they…read moredid grading on my sloped backyard to make nice level areas, and the did grading on my front yard. In our front yard they brought in a truckload if topsoil which desperately needed (over our rocky Neosho soil). Then they used a tractor to spread the soil. Then a crew of men used shovels to hand finish the edges. The last step was to spray hydro seed over the top. Jon is such a pro. He is patient, shows up on time, and honors his price. When I needed him to come back out and make an adjustment, he listened and took it well. To be specific... once I got around to cutting weeds and taking g my fence line, I could see that the new topsoil was too thick at the edges because it was covering a few inches of my fence. Jon brought his crew back, while I was home, and used shovels to adjust the slope, checking with me as they were going, to make sure he was understanding what I wanted it to look like. I'm a realtor and have since used him to repair a deck. I asked him a BIG favor to squeeze me in immediately for the small deck repair job that wouldn't make him much money. He did I it! And he treated that job like it WAS big money. He did more work than necessary, did not charge extra, left the site perfectly clean, and did it all on time and within budget. He is a keeper. I will be using him again and again.

It has been a nightmare working with this company. We paid Meyco $2,800 last summer to spread 3"…read moreof dirt and hydro seed Bermuda grass on two adjoining lawns. My husband and I religiously watered the lawn two to three times a day; however, it was obvious within a few weeks we had bad dirt because the lawns sprouted weeds on at least 70% of the lawn before the grass even began to grow. In the late summer we discovered the lawn was infested with Johnson grass--a noxious grass that is impossible to kill. We had been contacting Meyco throughout the summer. There was very little new dirt; the foundation of the houses were still exposed; and the lawns were nothing but weeds. When the owner finally contacted us, he said he would split the cost of a very expensive, extremely toxic herbicide to kill the Johnson grass. I emailed him questions about the effectiveness of the product, and he never responded the rest of the year. I winterized the weeds and applied weed and feed this spring. Our lawns are now 100% weeds. The only solution the owner offered this year when I contacted him was splitting $420 for the herbicide. The herbicide will not help kill the rest of the weeds. We are now out $2,800, will have to Roundup the entire lawns, pay someone to till up the bad dirt, get new dirt, and reseed it ourselves. We have dealt fairly with the company from the beginning and paid promptly. We asked for advice and help right when we noticed problems. This has been an expensive, frustrating experience for us, and we are only beginning another long, labor-intensive job that could have been remedied last summer if Meyco Landscape and Construction honored their work and cared more for their customers than just cashing their checks.