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"David and his crew were extremely efficient, effective, and productive. We were faced with the complete demolition of a 35-40’ long 10’ high railroad tie retaining wall which had deteriorated. DMC removed the entire wall and the shale and soil which had sunk and caused the concrete parking pad to crack and sink within a few days. He constructed a new wall of Normandy blocks backed with stones and gravel, a new drainage system, and finished with permeable pavers which effectively addresses the large amount of rain water we get in the east Tennessee mountains. David always followed up with action on whatever he said he’d do. We would highly recommend DMC Outdoor Living for any large or small hardscaping project."

"New seasons makes a difference in the Hardscape installation by them coming to do a proposal based on the information they gathered and then a day later having a quote ready to go and setting up dates to come do the work . Great experience with the owner Jose will re-hire for future projects highly recommend."

"The quality of my outdoor kitchen and patio exceeded my own expectations. Clint and his team did a terrific job. They started right when he said he they would and worked diligently through bad weather to complete the project promptly. The workmanship of his team was terrific. I have stamped concrete with a smoke tint that looks better than I imagined. My outdoor kitchen is the envy of my neighbors. We are really enjoying it. In addition to great work Clint is a stand up business man and a pleasure to do business with. I would recommend him to any of my family and friends."

"I have a lot of feedback here. I chose Green Legacy after having received a few estimates for some extensive landscaping at my home. The initial quotes were for rocking some areas, a row of shrubs and rock garden on one side of the house, pavers, removing Bermuda from shady areas and replacing with Zoysia. This was not the lowest estimate, but it included some important details that were overlooked in the other estimates. Specifically, Dominik (Green Legacy) recognized and noted that there were draining problems. With Zoysia being so expensive currently, putting git down where there are draining issues would likely result in poor performance of the turf, so drains were recommended to solve some issues. We had significant issues with draining that appear to be a thing of our past now. Regarding the project, it took a couple weeks due to weather, etc. During this time, it is impressive how well Dominik communicated the project status, what their next steps were, etc. Vlad was onsite during the entire project. I was constantly impressed such mastery with a shovel as he exhibited – somehow avoiding sprinkler lines, etc., while making quick work of long trenches to house the drains. I feel like Dominik and Vlad showed great respect for the project, our property, and us. When there rocks delivered, etc., it was always with an eye toward whether we would be able to get in and out of the garage with our vehicles, etc. Tools were put away (into the back yard) daily so as to not be an eyesore to the neighbors. I received a text message when they were coming out to start the day, which let me know when our gates would need to be opened for them to access the back yard. This is important as we have a dog that WILL run off if given the chance, so it was nice to know when to start paying attention. Since I mentioned that, here is something that means a lot to me, but may go unnoticed by others. When the days were beginning, I would go out and open the gates and tie them open so they could go in and out without having to open and close the gates – I’ve seen too many workers slamming a gate so hard it bends the hardware. At the end of the work day, they untied the gates and closed them for us. Sounds like a simple thing, but that detail adds to their already impressive work ethic. This was each day they worked, so not a coincidence. Would I hire again? I already have. We took care of all the drainage and gardens, and now will move on to the sod."

"I'm still waiting for him to fix something that he said he would 4 years ago and he hasn't. We gave up."

"Their workers were all undocumented and they were forced to fire them. The owner thought he and his son could manage the work themselves, which they couldn't. Without telling us they just stopped coming and doing the work while we were out of town.  They did not call, email, or stop by - just didn't show up and do the work.  I would not recommend Live Oak to anyone."

"I travel a great deal with my work, and was out of town the week that the job started. I left a check for the 40% payment with my father and asked him to give it to Mark when he arrived. The project started on Monday, May 10, as planned. On Thursday, I was surprised to receive an e-mail from Mark stating that he would need to get the payment from me upon my return on Saturday. My father had gotten confused and did not give him the check when the work started, thinking he was to hand it over upon completion. I told Mark to ask my father for the check. I was amazed that they had worked 4 days on faith. I think their trust in me says very good things about the character of the company. The original plan called for pavers to be laid over an existing patio and the new patio created adjacent to that. After I thought about this awhile, I decided to leave the existing patio as-is and just increase the size of the new patio. This also required some changes to the extension of the retaining wall and the french drain. I asked Mark to please adjust the design and the estimate The contractor who installed the french drain also installed drainage lines for gutter downspouts, in case I ever decided to install gutters. When Mark calculated all of the changes, he told me that I would have a $1,900 credit. I questioned his calculations, as I absolutely believe the changes should have increased the total cost rather than decreasing it. He recalculated and determined that I would have an $800 credit. I questioned this figure also, and was told that the figures had been triple-checked and the price was good. Mark recommended gutters and arranged for an estimate which came back at $925, a very reasonable price. I asked that an additional change order be implemented to install the gutters. In total, the job took almost seven weeks to complete. We had a great deal of rain during that time, so I was not at all surprised. All of the workmen were very professional and did an excellent job. All of the trash was picked up and discarded. Mark even cleaned off my previously-existing patio. I was most pleased by the fact that everyone was very friendly and kind to my Dad who "supervised" the project throughout. I was on travel for 5 of the 7 weeks of the project, so only met a few of the workmen for very short periods. Mark kept me informed about progress via periodic e-mails and phone calls. I'm still convinced that Durable Designs short-changed themselves on the total price, but they stood by the ffinal. In all, I ended up with everything I wanted, plus previously unplanned gutters, for only $125 more than the original estimate. One of the reasons that I wanted this work done was to eliminate the rainwater seeping into my basement. I can already tell that this problem has been resolved. Working with Durable Designs was a great experience. Everyone was professional and friendly. My new hardscaping looks gorgeous, and I feel like I got great value for my money. I"

"they showed up on time. the tile work overall looks good. the fine details like switch and outlet covers were sloppy and didn't fit. Overall cost was $399, plus i purchased all tile, grout and mastic. I was supposed to receive $80 credit back for tile purchase from the $399 they charged me for the job thru Angies List. After asking repeatedly and receiving assurance that I would get it, it obviously never showed up. Their address on Meridian St is a front. Nobody is ever there. I quit wasting my time asking."

"Each of the last 3 yrs has gone well. I haven't had any problems with any of the work. I did have a few plants die, which he promptly replaced.His crew have always been hard workers and respectful. I will continue to have Artscapes do work for me.  He has recently started doing stone work that is absolutely gorgeous.  It's simulated stone, but you honestly can't tell it and it is SO much cheaper and quicker than real granite.  I'm hoping to have him do a small waterfall or fountain or maybe even a wall across our back fence in 2013, if my taxes didn't go TOO high!  He had a really nice booth at the home show, so if you're interested in something like that, check it out.He had a large BBQ grill setup all made out of this new "stone".  It looked cool, but we rarely grill.  We always get a lot of compliments on how our yard looks (and our front walkway and porch!).  Our maintenance isn't always up to snuff, but that's our own fault.  The grass isn't always green, but that's what a drought will do.  I honestly plan to NEVER have anyone else make decisions on the management of our yard. <br />"

"Very nice and honest people. Showed up when they said the would. Came back when they said they would. They repaired the siding with no problems. They gave me a very reasonable price and it looks great. Couldn't ask for any more! <br /> <br /> We had some siding that had fallen down in one place and some that had been blown loose in another place. Both places where very high up on a two-story house that sits on a high crawl space on a hill. In other words--it was very high up! They repaired all of these places with no problem. <br /> <br /> The header above the garage door was in terrible shape due to mistakes made by the builder's contractor. The siding trim above the garage door between the door and the brick was basically a facade because it had nothing behind to support it. In the 4 years since the house had been built the and quot;glueand quot; they had used to hold it together had melted and dripped and eventually the siding had separated at the seams and pulled away from the brick. I had several different people to tell me there was really nothing I could do because there was nothing behind the siding to nail it to. When Michael from Coy's came out he said 'no problem'. He pulled the siding trim off, put the wood there that should have been there to begin with, replace the trim with a new piece that was long enough it didn't have to be pieced (so no seams), recaulked and it looks like new. Fabulous! Looks better than it did when we bought the house. <br /> <br /> I will call them again and again for anything thing I need done outside. Absolutely two thumbs up!"