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"This pro did a fantastic job on my project. From the eatimating to planning to the installation was a great experience. Good old fashioned customer service is the foundation of everything this pro does. I would not have gotten a better job or more timely completion from any other pro. Don't hesitate to consider this pro for a variety of services provided. I assure you it will be done with highest standards of quality, in a timely manner and at a fair price. I could not be more pleased with the wood fence job. It makes my property look great and will be safe and secure for my dog and the grandkids. Well done!!!"

"This company is the one you want! The job was done in a timely manner and just what I wanted. I can’t say enough about how wonderful they are. Give them a call. You will be as happy as I am with the results!"

"On time high quality work. I had pavers installed by my driveway. They worked quickly and did an awesome job."

We have over 20 yrs in concrete and masonry. We specialize in stamped and stained concrete

"Clint is a true professional. We, our family and friends absolutely love our Patio and Pergola. His crew was polite, they were on time and the project went exactly as Clint had explained it would go. There were no bumps in the road or surprises. The left the work area spotless each day. Clint has stayed in contact with me and even returned a few months after the project was completed to stain my side walk leading from the drive way to the patio...FREE OF CHARGE! I would certainly recommend Clint and his team ( Pro Crete LLC, ) to anyone who needs similar project completed."

"Manley Landscaping came out on 5/23/2016. The day started not so well. I went to the back where the group had started working and asked about the sprinkler heads. I had asked John Manley if there was anything I needed to do to prepare for their visit. I even asked specifically if I needed to mark the sprinkler heads and all he said was he needed me to call 811 to get the lines located. Well, that morning I found out that it would have been good if I had marked the heads. The crew commented that they would find them as the excavated as they would be broken off and then would have to be replaced. I went ahead and started marking them as quickly as I could. The crew continued to work on my drain as well as the grading of my yard. I ran an errand and came back and they had started using the power rake on the right side of the front yard. This was before any of the topsoil had been added. Well, I thought nothing of it. The man running the rake only did a small area and said he was stopping the use of the rake as it was way too dusty. They continued to work in other areas. The topsoil was brought out. They basically spread the top soil on top of the extremely hard clay I had and ran a bucket over it to smooth it out. They finished up that day around 6pm or so. To make a long story short, when I went out to start seeding the next morning I had a rude awakening! The ground was so hard in 85% of the yard that I could barely scratch the surface with a rake. I had to scratch and scratch in order to get enough loose dirt to feel decent about spreading the seed. Some of the other areas (probably 5-10% mainly on the left side of the house) were so soft that I would sink in 1 to 2 inches just walking on it. All Manley did was spread the top soil on the hard, clay ground and then grade it. The power rake, as mentioned earlier, was used very little. Basically the entire yard was hard clay under about a 1/4" of powdered topsoil in many areas. Significant areas were hard clay right on top. You could see the sun reflect off of it. Also, the catch basins (3 in the back along the patio) were unevenly spaced with one being crooked. The bottom line is: I could have saved at least half of the cost of this job by renting a spreader and spreading my own sand. I worked so hard the next day trying to scrape the soil so I could plant the seed that I became very angry by the end of the day and just prayed that the grass would grow. I also had to rake out a large amount of large clay clods. Much, much more work than I should have had to do!! Well, it is now Oct 2nd and the Bermuda is still sparse in many areas with bald patches in several areas of the lawn. This is after watering for a significant number of days 3 times a day and after laying straw. The soil is just too poor of quality - too hard. I have hired a service to aerate the soil (should have been done with the Harley Rake) and starting next year, adding sand and slowly improving the soil. I got absolutely no advice from the landscaping crew or owner. I trusted them to improve my soil in a way that could be considered "preparing it for seed". This generally means 4-6 inches of loose soil. I had 1/4" in most areas at best! This is a warning to all, make sure you know what you are doing and what you need before hiring this group. It was a very expensive lesson for me. The picture included with this review doesn't do it justice, but you can see how hard and compacted the ground is. I shot some good video also."

"Great. Prompt professional service with the results worth every penny spent."

"Durham Lawncare does a fantastic job. They show up when they tell you they will, they go above and beyond what they say they tell you they will do. I highly recommend them for all your lawn and landscape needs."

"I purchased a Big Deal and was contacted by the provider. After I explained my needs (concrete repair), he asked me what my "deal" was for specifically and I replied that it was for concrete work.  He went on to state that he didn't know that Angie's List was offering a Big Deal with his company, and that he didn't do concrete repair, his line was in concrete stamping, staining, etc.   <br /> I contacted Angie's List, explained the problem, and shared the company owner's surprise at how many calls he had received - for something he didn't recall offering because it's not what he does - and was given a refund.   <br /> To his credit, the owner was very nice and he did offer to come out and look at what I needed done, but I didn't want to waste his time and energy on something he didn't ordinarily do on a daily basis as part of his work.    To clarify my response on "Would you use in the future?", I only checked "No" because I do not see myself needing decorative concrete work in the future.   <br /> A strange misunderstanding between Angie's List and the provider, but was handled well for me by both. <br />"

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