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For over seven years, RV Landscaping and Snow Removal has been the go-to team for landscaping services and property maintenance in the Palatine, IL area. Whether you're a homeowner looking to spruce up your yard or a business owner needing consistent maintenance, we've got you covered. From lawn care and custom landscape design to tree trimming, irrigation systems and hardscaping, we can handle it all with care and precision.\nFully licensed & insured!

"We had a wonderful experience with Novell Landscape. What a difference. We will see you again next year."

"contacted T&K Builders after discovering mold in my exterior wall, and their response was immediate and professional. The team quickly demolished the affected area and installed the necessary structural supports to safely hold the roof. Everyone on site worked efficiently, communicated clearly, and maintained a high level of professionalism throughout the process. They kept the site clean, protected materials from the elements, and were extremely organized—especially important since we received over four inches of snow the following day. From start to finish, the experience was seamless and stress-free. Their attention to detail, workmanship, and respect for the property truly set them apart. I would absolutely recommend T&K Builders for any future projects and would not hesitate to call them again."

I been working and doing my own side job im specialized in different fields in the construction industry im ready to put myself out there and show you the work that i offer its good quality well done i do it as if it was my own house or building nothing but the best.

"The workers were courteous and diligent in removing the pool table. No additional damage occurred during the removal and they cleanedup afterwards."

"Lincoln was A on everything. The only thing is you have to pay in cash for everything, he is an old guy, and don't take checks or charge. He did an tremendous job fixing busted pipes, had lines busted, he gave me an fantastic price, fixed the concrete, and everything. The only thing that I don't like is that they don't take charges, but I was fine with it."

"We used Awad Landscaping for our Fall Clean-up after buying an Angie's List deal and they did a magnificent job. Besides trimming our bushes and clearing all of the leaves and flower beds in our yard, they honored our special request to remove all of the flowers from our pots and troughs before the winter snow and cold hit the following week. We will consider using them now for bi-annual clean-ups and other services."

"They very not very punctual. Had to reschedule twice. Also, if I had not been home, they would not have cleaned some of the maple tree seeds from the front yard. I had to make them do that. They were in a rush to complete the work.
 The only reason I can think of is because I was doing a one time clean up instead of a monthly service. I still have some of the grass in between the concrete slabs which they did not remove.
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"When we bought this house we were planning to renovate the basement.  The previous owner had represented that it had never taken on water.  The first weekend we were here, however, a torrential rainstorm caused the basement to flood.  We realized we needed to waterproof it before we could do anything else, and decided that drain tiling was the safest way to go.
Greg was phenomenally responsive from the start.  He was very clear about what needed to be done and how they would do it.  He also described some optional work but was explicit that it was optional and if it didn't fit within our budget that was that, and he wasn't going to push it the slightest bit.  His quote blew away the bigger, well-known firm and was less than or on a par with some others.  He also agreed to demo the walls for a slight extra charge, which otherwise would have been a huge convenience for us.  Between then and the start of work I emailed him repeatedly with various questions and he responded almost instantly.  When his workers took down the paneling we got the unpleasant news that we had huge cracks in the walls that would need to be tuckpointed and in one area a big chunk of foundation was jutting from the wall.  That section of the foundation would need to be replaced and a support beam installed.  We were more or less at Greg's mercy at this point -- we weren't going to halt work and bring in a series of guys to quote the tuckpointing & repair -- but Greg gave us an estimate of $2,600-$3,000.  We can't know for sure, but suspect that this price was more than fair, and Greg stuck to it even though we think the work turned out to be more than they expected.
The project manager, Jim, was fantastic to work with throughout, very communicative and accomodating, and the crew of five guys or so was extremely friendly and professional.  All in all, A Perfect Crawlspace was a pleasure to work with and we could not be happier with the results.
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"They responded quickly and were very friendly and professional. They initially planned to rod-out our sewer line, but the camera showed that the old cast iron line was broken in at least one place. This was consistent with the experience of other homes in our neighborhood, which are all starting to have the same problems. They did what they could, closed it back up, and provided a quote for digging up the line in the front yard. Despite the tight space between our front stoop and sidewalk, they were able to dig straight down by hand and then undermine the stoop without removing it since that side was supported on the foundation. They found multiple breaks in the line and also found that the cast iron unusually went out another 40-50 feet and had more cracks in it. They offered the option for replacing all of it or just replacing the section directly in front of the stoop. We decided just to replace all of it. Despite the change in plans, they did have us up and running on the first day of the dig. They replaced all of the copper and cast iron in the house with PVC and patched us into the remainder of the old line, since they could not come back until a few days later. They used the proper bronze solder-to-threaded fittings between the old copper and the new PVC (no rubber boots). The second phase took two days, since they discovered that the clay pipe was 8.5 feet down. They did get the new pipe laid down and patched in by the end of the first day, though, and had everything back together by the middle of the second. They replanted our bushes and put things back together. They used the proper permits and the village inspected their work before they buried it."