Jackson Small Engine Service
Jackson Small Engine Service
Custom Landscape Concepts, Inc. is a full-service landscape company providing landscape architecture, installation and maintenance. Our crews are trained, uniformed and insured. We do utilize subs for certain projects. We usually require 50% deposit for installation, balance due upon completion. Maintenance may be billed monthly or per visit. We accept cash, check or credit card.
Custom Landscape Concepts, Inc. is a full-service landscape company providing landscape architecture, installation and maintenance. Our crews are trained, uniformed and insured. We do utilize subs for certain projects. We usually require 50% deposit for installation, balance due upon completion. Maintenance may be billed monthly or per visit. We accept cash, check or credit card.
We are in twin city,ga. We will travel to our clients that live in ga. All of our estimates are absolutely free. We do not charge to come give you an erstimate. We find you the cheapest products that you want to use,then we give you a bottom line price which includes our price and the ampunt that the product will cost you, or we can break it down for you. We will also give you the price of each item if that is more comfortable for our clients. We want our clients to come back to us for all their needs,thats why we treat them like family. We also install products for the elderly like hand rails in the shower or for people who have speacial needs. If our clients have any questions just call us and we will do our best to answer them for you. We will make sure our work and the work before is up to standard code. Thanks
We are in twin city,ga. We will travel to our clients that live in ga. All of our estimates are absolutely free. We do not charge to come give you an erstimate. We find you the cheapest products that you want to use,then we give you a bottom line price which includes our price and the ampunt that the product will cost you, or we can break it down for you. We will also give you the price of each item if that is more comfortable for our clients. We want our clients to come back to us for all their needs,thats why we treat them like family. We also install products for the elderly like hand rails in the shower or for people who have speacial needs. If our clients have any questions just call us and we will do our best to answer them for you. We will make sure our work and the work before is up to standard code. Thanks
Tree Services. Full removal , trimming and pruning, clean up, emergency danger tree, Right of way, etc. All your Tree needs
Tree Services. Full removal , trimming and pruning, clean up, emergency danger tree, Right of way, etc. All your Tree needs
Lawn mowing Trimming Soft scapes Weed control
Lawn mowing Trimming Soft scapes Weed control
I am the sole proprietor and president of a small business run from my home office and is only offered online. www.msaestheticallyyours.com 516 4866781
"This is not a lawn services company in Abilene"
Gordon F on June 2022
I am the sole proprietor and president of a small business run from my home office and is only offered online. www.msaestheticallyyours.com 516 4866781
"This is not a lawn services company in Abilene"
Gordon F on June 2022
Small local company with 5 employees. Paid in full once job is complete.
Small local company with 5 employees. Paid in full once job is complete.
I am licensed through the state of Georgia and I am Insured.
I am licensed through the state of Georgia and I am Insured.
Anything from cabin Cleaning, house cleaning, gardening, pressure cleaning, pet walking, care taking ( I'm an RN). You name it we would love to help. our schedule is very flexible.
Anything from cabin Cleaning, house cleaning, gardening, pressure cleaning, pet walking, care taking ( I'm an RN). You name it we would love to help. our schedule is very flexible.
Hello, my name is John Michael. I have been in the landscaping and various construction trades since I was old enough to carry a 2x4 stud, or carrying a plant to one of my family members, or learning what the various wrench's and sockets my father had in his tool boxes were used for. I could be found at work after school and on weekends and then on school holidays.Several different members of my family have(had) their own companies or were management which allowed me to start learning the do's and don't s of the various trades that I have learned. Through all these tasks over the years I have gained experience. My resume is available upon request for anyone that would like to see along with references. I started my first company in 1999, (and do to the geographical location I did not offer as many services as I do now. Besides, I would not have had time to do the work.) When I found out that my employer was taken advantage of several older women because they had never had to pay for these type of services to be done,he had charged an older woman almost three times of what it should have been. He had told me that she didn't know what the rates should be.The woman was my best friends grandmother. That following Monday I opened my landscaping and lawn care service. Please don't misunderstand me, i believe if a person gives an honest days labor they are entitled to a fair days pay,salary or other payment that had been predetermined. I take pride in my ability to find ways to save my clients as much money as possible.I do most of that by not giving up because of the level of difficulty of the tasks at hand. I do a lot of things the old fashion way, with axes, shovels, pick axes, and within reason removing stumps, transplanting trees and other various large plants. All these things are done by hand.
Hello, my name is John Michael. I have been in the landscaping and various construction trades since I was old enough to carry a 2x4 stud, or carrying a plant to one of my family members, or learning what the various wrench's and sockets my father had in his tool boxes were used for. I could be found at work after school and on weekends and then on school holidays.Several different members of my family have(had) their own companies or were management which allowed me to start learning the do's and don't s of the various trades that I have learned. Through all these tasks over the years I have gained experience. My resume is available upon request for anyone that would like to see along with references. I started my first company in 1999, (and do to the geographical location I did not offer as many services as I do now. Besides, I would not have had time to do the work.) When I found out that my employer was taken advantage of several older women because they had never had to pay for these type of services to be done,he had charged an older woman almost three times of what it should have been. He had told me that she didn't know what the rates should be.The woman was my best friends grandmother. That following Monday I opened my landscaping and lawn care service. Please don't misunderstand me, i believe if a person gives an honest days labor they are entitled to a fair days pay,salary or other payment that had been predetermined. I take pride in my ability to find ways to save my clients as much money as possible.I do most of that by not giving up because of the level of difficulty of the tasks at hand. I do a lot of things the old fashion way, with axes, shovels, pick axes, and within reason removing stumps, transplanting trees and other various large plants. All these things are done by hand.
You might remove a tree for free if it’s small, easy to reach, and your city doesn’t require a permit. Call the planning or public works office first to be sure. If they give you the green light, follow all safety rules, wear protective gear, and ask a friend to spot you. When in doubt—or if the tree is tall—hire a pro instead.
In many cities, you’ll need a permit—sometimes even an arborist’s report—before cutting down a tree. Start by calling your local building or planning department. They’ll tell you whether the tree is protected, how big it can be before a permit kicks in, and whether the work has to be done by a licensed pro. Get written approval before scheduling the job to stay on the right side of local rules.
It’s best to leave healthy trees alone—they add shade, boost curb appeal, and support wildlife. Take one down only if it’s dead, diseased beyond saving, or posing a real safety risk. Check local rules first; many areas protect heritage or street trees.
When removal seems necessary, bring in a licensed arborist for an on-site assessment and written recommendation before you book the crew.
If you’re torn between trimming, pruning, or full removal, start with an honest health check. Trim to shape the canopy or encourage new growth. Prune when you spot broken or diseased branches that could spread trouble.
Plan on removal only if the trunk is hollow, several major limbs are dead, storm damage is extensive, or the tree leans dangerously toward a structure.
A tree that’s 15 to 20 feet from your home isn’t automatically a problem. Healthy, small species often coexist just fine with houses. Trouble starts when the trunk shows decay, roots crack the foundation, or overhanging branches threaten the roof. Bring in a licensed arborist for a close look and written recommendation before you decide to remove or simply prune.
Timing hinges on size and complexity. A small tree might be gone in a few hours, a mid-sized one in half a day, and a giant could keep the crew busy for one to two full workdays. Add extra time if you’re grinding the stump, hauling wood, or navigating tight spaces near power lines or fences.