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"It went flawlessly. The three guys arrived on time and made fast work of disassembling our granite slab front steps, by hand. They created a new reinforced base with crushed stone and reassembled the slabs to a new level surface. They patched two concrete retaining walls. Then the attacked the 37-year dirt build-up on our large concrete patio. They cut and filled a few large cracks and pressure washed the surface so that it now looks like a completely different patio. I could not be happier with the completed results of these three too-hard-for-us projects. Excellent work by three very hardworking professionals!"

"Very polite and answered all my question he did my driveway came out great no problems very time well management."

"Excellent quality of workmanship. Gave me an accurate estimate and well informed of my options so far as materials and design choices. Finished job promptly and when predicted. Walkway and steps are beautiful and blend well with my house and landscape. Guys were courteous, considerate and enjoyable to have around."

"Karl did a fabulous job. He is knowledgeable and good at what he does. His employees and sub-contractors were professional and helpful. We felt very comfortable having him and his team in our home and around our children. They were meticulous with their work and made sure our home was still "livable" each day. We've already scheduled our next project! <br />"

"In the beginning of July 2012, Dave gave us the best estimate that we had received. He described how Groundhog Landscaping would come in remove all the moss, bring in a considerable amount of loam, re-sculp the area and apply hydro-seed to the entire 5,000 sq ft area. During our initial meeting Dave asked when we would like the project to be done. We decided on September 1. On August 28 Paul, the truck driver, and Ray, the landscaper and bobcat operator started the project. I must say watching the workman from Groundhog Landscaping was like watching poetry in motion. Their performance from start to finish far exceeded our expectations. On August 30, Paul and Ray returned and sprayed the entire area with hydro-seed. We really didn't know what to expect. Paul told us to keep it damp and apply a starter fertilizer in 14 days and then another application of starter fertilizer 30 days from then. So here we are on Sept 11, 15 days after the project began, and we have mowed the lawn for the first time. The lawn is absolutely beautiful and we have everyone at Groundhog Landscaping to thank for a fabulous job. Everyone was very professional, polite and courteous. We feel very fortunate to have made their acquaintance and will of course recommend them to all of our friends and neighbors. <br />"

"He is very nice to talk to and he is extremity knowledgeable. He also gave me an estimate for another project that I'm hoping we get started soon."

"Company owner provided estimate and practical recommendations. <br /> His crew was courteous and professional. They were always timely and punctual. the work was performed in a meticulous manner. <br /> I would recommend Desjardin Concrete without any hesitation. <br /> <br />"

"This guy does great work and the best prices"

"The service provided was excellent. They responded the same day I called about availability and were able to fit me into their schedule on a day when I was home. They were very professional and left my home looking great. The price was fair as I got a 2nd quote for the same amount of mulch that was $200 more. I will definitely use them again"

"<p>Communication and coordination were difficult. When they came, they seemed nice enough. They looked at the pile we wanted removed and suggested that it would be cheaper to either bury it or move it farther back on our property. This was nice; we appreciated the other ideas. The verbal price for moving the pile was $600-700. We also wanted to see what they would charge to drop a clump of maples. Dick came out again and said that he would crunch the numbers and send a proposal via email by the end of the week.</p> <p>A week later, we still had no proposal, so I reached out via email. They said that they had emailed the proposal, didn't know why we didn't get it, and would send it again. They sent it again and we got it. Instead of breaking the proposal down by task as we asked, they lumped it all together at about $1400.</p> <p>I replied, asking for a breakdown. I said that since they had quoted $600-700 for moving the pile, that dropping the trees (and leaving them, not taking them away) would therefore be $700-800, which we thought was a bit much.</p> <p>When we received the proposal for the breakdown, the quote for moving the pile was $935, with the rest of the price for dropping the trees. This was way more than we talked about, and more than we thought was fair. We declined to use them and will probably not use them.</p> <br />"