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"Tom came out the next day after we called (wasn t even an emergency), arrived on time, and was able to quickly diagnose and repair the problems in our sprinkler system the same day. We recently moved into the house and had no idea where all the buried valves were in the yard. He was able to locate the faulty valve with no issue and replace it. Seemed very knowledgeable and also very pleasant to work with as well. Highly recommend."

"The technician arrived a few minutes early, did a thorough examination of what needed to be done, gave me a couple of options of work and prices, did the job in a very good time frame, and checked the whole sprinkler system after he completed the work. He was very nice to work with and I would definitely work with him again."

"They worked very quickly with me and did the project exactly as they said they would."

Servicing the greater Grand Rapids area. We provide an excellent service for residential and commercial irrigation systems. We offer free estimates, Installs, repairs and remote access tools for any irrigation system.

"May Crew Contracting worked hard, showed up when they said they would, and made sure I was happy with the work they did. "

"Greg came out and quoted the job and asked for us to mark all drainage tile and wires with flags so that his crew would not damage anything. After the install I noticed that our yard was very wet after a light rain shower. We were having sod laid the next week so I was concerned. When we dug up the tile line we saw that the Winchel irrigation broke our drain tile in 2 places. I called Greg and told him I was upset. Greg said that he was there when his crew installed the system and that they fixed any of the tile lines that were hit. Since then we have had our sod installed $$$$. After 2 days of medium rain, I noticed 2 holes approx. 12” round and 18” deep. The cause, 2 additional areas where Winchel cut through our tile line. Our new tile lines are clogged with dirt. Our new sod is like mush because the water is not draining. We hired this job out so that we could enjoy our summer. But instead we are pulling up very expensive sod and repairing what Winchel destroyed. WHY DID THEY WANT US TO MARK THE TILE LINES WITH FLAGS IF THEY WERE JUST GOING TO DESTROY THEM ANYWAYS????? Here is the kicker... My husband asked why we weren't informed that our tile lines were hit. The answers was customers don't want to know."

"It went fine. The service man was very friendly and personable. He didn't seem at all flustered or irritated when I followed him everywhere peppering him with questions. He was very knowledgeable and patient. <br />"

"He was very thorough and informative. He explained the entire system to me a way I could understand."

"All was done promptly and correctly."

"Due to some patio work this summer, we had to reconfigure part of our sprinkler system. We used Schepers at the recommendation of our lawn guy and were very disappointed. We believe we were overcharged for the work and we are not completely satisfied with all of the work completed. First, Schepers employs a tactic of rounding up every visit duration to the next higher half-hour. In our case, we had one crew make two visits. They then inexplicably sent a second crew for the second visit, and the second crew showed up toward the end of the work period. We were not sure why they were even there, as the other crew could have easily handled the job and were mostly finished by the time the second crew showed up. When we disagreed about the time that the workers were at our house, as we kept careful track, we were informed that that extra time covered the additional crew members. In addition, both visits were rounded up, and one additional rounding up was made for the second crew. In other words, they took three opportunities to add to our bill instead of rounding up the final total time only once. This rounding up policy essentially overcharged us by 1.0 hours. At $160 per hour, that really hurts. Secondly, some of the sprinklers were installed too low in the ground. When they were put in, we hadn't put the new grass down yet. Maybe they set it at the right height without grass, but now that the grass has grown in, the sprinklers appear too low. We'll likely have to have these adjusted next season, but we won't call Schepers to do it given their accounting practices. Both my husband and I called independently and spoke to different people in the office to complain about this billing practice. While polite, they were unwilling to consider our concerns and did not budge on the charges, not even as a concession to keep us as customers. In fact, when we complained, they tried to say that we should be lucky that they didn't charge us drive time. This “drive time” was not disclosed in any way when we first called to make a service appointment and inquired about their charges. We find it ridiculous and unacceptable that Schepers’ management would try to use that to defend their unfair billing practices. The guys who showed up were friendly, helpful, and overall didn't do bad work. However, as mentioned, we will need some adjusting to the installed height of some of the sprinkler heads and we certainly won't be calling Schepers again because we don't want to be overcharged. Besides, there are other companies in town."