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"Very nice young man. Was very attentive to my needs and I found him to be true to his word. Did not deviate from quote and I found price for work was reasonable. He was the first to contact me and I will make sure to have him back for my holiday lighting."

"Great! Work done on time. Cleanup afterward and end product beautiful. I'd use them again."

"Both projects were completed exactly as I requested. The guys worked hard and cleaned up after they were done"

"It couldn’t have gone any better! The team who did our job were fast and efficient and cleaned up well. The work done was impeccable!"

"We couldn’t be happier with the way the job was handled from setting up the appointment the work being done in a timely manner and a fair price.what a wonderful experience calling a contractor and he answers the phone and shows up when he says he will."

"Corey and his team were very knowledgeable, professional, and efficient! He knew the science behind the different types of grass and even recommended a particular fertilizer company, who was great as well. My family had lived in our home for 4 years and this is the first year our 3 little kids could play in the grass outside! Thank you, Corey! I would recommend you call him!!!"

"South tide services went above and beyond with installing trees on my property. This was no easy job (30ft palms) and got it done professionally and efficiently. When looking for quality work, they are the ones to call."

"I purchased a deal from Angie's List for a sprinkler head cleaning. That happened with no problems. In conversation with the technician I mentioned we were building a pool. The extremely nice technician who came out to perform the sprinkler head cleaning mentioned I should have my system capped and have one line rerouted before the pool is built. So, I told him to quote me. When it came time to dig after permits were acquired I reached back out to tell Active to perform the work quoted thinking it'd be no big deal and they'd do as great a job with this as they did with the cleaning. Boy, was I wrong! I got a bill for almost DOUBLE the quoted amount of $325. When I called and asked why I was told I needed more coverage than my existing sprinklers were offering me. Um, ok, but I didn't ask for that. So I shared that there are now four of the approx 6-8 additional sprinklers installed (remember, I never asked for this) where the 3' deep trench the pool piping was going and they'd be destroyed. The owner sent the same guy out to remove those four, but not all because I was told I really needed the $75 rotating heads they installed for coverage, and that dropped my bill about $150. Ok, so we're now closer to $400 than we were $600, but still much more than the $325 originally quoted. I turn on my sprinklers and a neighbor tells me there's a geyser in my yard early in the morning. I turn the sprinklers off altogether because the pool dig is about to begin now. I then go walk my yard to see the pool dig and notice the re-route went from 1/2" pipe to 1/4" and...it's not buried (see photos). "No wonder the entire north side of my home has no water pressure!" I think. I run my system during the day and low-and-behold, there are broken pipes galore and I see the geysers my neighbor was telling me about. You would think when the crew was adding sprinkler heads that I never requested, and billing me for them, they'd check my lines and notice the geysers on the south and north sides of my homes. Now I know what you're thinking, these have to do with the pool dig. Nope. They were created when I had trees removed. Nothing to do with the pool dig, and if you're still following the story, discovered by a neighbor before the dig. So, I tell the owner of Active how upset I am. I want to walk my property with him. In the meantime the same crew comes out to "bury" this pipe that was not buried the first time they did the work. The owner tells me there's been a lot of rain and it washed away the dirt. No way. Look at these pictures. They weren't even buried and never have I ever had a pipe be exposed from rains. So the owner and I agree to meet at my home before work. I am extremely clear that I must leave by 8:00 a.m. on the dot to be to work on time. Our appointment is at 7:30 a.m. At 7:55 a.m. I open my garage to leave and the Active truck finally pulls up. Inside is the same crew that installed sprinkler heads I never asked for, (the same ones who didn't bury the rerouted line) - but not the owner. They tell me they'll fix everything. I exchange phone numbers with the crew lead and go on with my day. He calls and tells me the reason there's no pressure is because the pool dig must've crushed two of my control valves and they capped those to stop the leak. He's right about half of this statement: the crew digging did crush my valve and the contractor is repairing the vales. But remember, the "geysers" were discovered by my neighbor on an early morning job weeks before the dig. At this point I just want to forget I ever bought the Angie's List deal and curse myself for not doing a better job of interviewing companies to handle, what I thought was simple job, so I thank the crew lead for letting me know and for capping it. A few minutes later I get the $431.00 invoice I had been holding out on paying until the owner came over and walked my property with me, and I pay it to make it all go away. I just got the credit card bill which fired me up and figured I'd share my experience with you all. You would think I would hear back from the owner or someone at Active. Nope."

"Very good with requests met"

"The service was very poor. They arrived late for every appointment and did not perform what they initially said they would (agreed to put in fertilizer and did not). The plants they put in were extremely tiny and they failed to provide a receipt that broke down the price of labor vs plants. When they left, they did not re-bury the sprinkler hoses and they buried a couple sprinkler heads. We had to work for several hours (we are in our 80's), digging out the sprinkler heads and reburying the hoses."