This company cuts grass for a neighbor on Ferry Rd. Bellbrook, Ohio. When Rindler Lanscape shows up with their large truck, trailer, equipment they take up over half the road. It's a narrow road, and they park at the bottom of a hill where the sight distance is limited. It is also a high speed road, which makes the situation Rindler Landscape creates to be very unsafe for drivers. Rindler Landscape parks next to a heavy metal mailbox making it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for cars to safely pass on the road where the speed limit is high. Also there is a sharp curve with cars that quickly come around before accelerating up the hill. Add Rindler Landscape with their over sized equipment taking up over half the road and it's extremely dangerous. Multiple neighbors and farmers trying to move equipment are annoyed with this fact. Rindler Landscape could easily park in the homeowners driveway. Rindler Landscape has been asked not to cause this issue multiple times over the past few years. Dan Rindler does nothing to correct this situation.
The neighbor appears to be using Rindler Landscape in his passive aggressive nastiness towards the next door neighbor. As an example, Rindler Landscape blows the long grass into the neighbors yard. The land is clearly marked with surveying markers for which this company has knocked one down and damaged others. Dan Rindler has been asked to keep his crew off the next door neighbor's property. It appears Dan Rindler has done nothing to correct this situation as it still continues weekly.
This week Rindler Landscape weed whipped an area that has never been mowed or weed whipped before by them. This area had new shrubs planted by an elderly lady. Rindler Landscape weed whipped these shrubs knocking off limbs and shredding stems to the point where they won't likely live. In asking Dan Rindler to replace these damaged shrubs he was rude. He later stated he would ask his insurance adjuster to look at them and basically dismissed the damage Rindler Landscape had done to another person's private property.
Is Rindler Landscape a company you would use knowing they have repeatedly been asked to rectify their business practices concerning their creation of dangerous road situations and non respect of other's private property? Is this an ethical way to run a business? read more