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"We just had our first lawn treatment with Rutland Turf. The technician, Matthew, was very knowledgeable, professional, and personable. He explained in detail what treatments he was going to put on the lawn. Matthew did a very thorough job making sure he treated all areas of our lawn. Rutland Turf has some very good equipment for their techs to use, and Matt was adept at using the ride-on lawn spreader/sprayer. We're very pleased with his work today! We have a small landscaping project that we'll be contacting Rutland about. After seeing the quality of their work today, we won't hesitate to have them give us a price for another project."

"I think they fertilized the weeds instead of killing them off! They are coming out to re-treat the lawn and try to make it right."

"Roberto and his team were punctual, responsive communicators, and incredibly hardworking. Our lawn had fallen into serious disrepair after about 3 years of neglect, and the team was able to completely refresh our entire landscape. They dethatched and removed moss, re-seeded and fertilized, edged and pruned and our lawn looks perfect. Strongly recommend."

"I am a regular customer of this company. The do my spring cleanup, fall cleanup, trim, mulching, and lawn maintenance. I am always amazed at how great the yard looks after they are done. They keep the edges sharp and provide the little extras that other companies do not. They show up on time, are professional and thorough. If you want a great looking yard for a reasonable price, hire this company. Their work is excellent."

"Hired Lawn-Pro after my lawn company was purchased by Tru-Green (who I hated). They do lime and fertilizer treatments and overall, I've been happy."

"Not sure how our 2 acres are treated in 10 minutes, but our home security cameras log arrival and departure (including unloading and loading their equipment). There is always evidence of treatment; more in front of cameras than elsewhere, but generally they appear to treat large portions of our property. Lawn has improved a little bit. Crawling weeds continue; bare spots (we had grub treatment done also) continue, moss has taken over significant sections. But, it seems to look somewhat better than before treatments. Overseeding was a disappointment, as they missed the biggest areas of bare spots, but did behind the garden shed (?) extensively. Cameras show the guy doing circles in the gravel driveway. We have lots of new grass growing there now, which was not part of the plan. they do call in advance, they show up, and they do some stuff. With my gripes included, I would hire them again because it is improved from my own attempts, and my time is freed up to focus on other things."

"This is a great company- employees and supervisors are honest, hard working and make sure that they do the job above and beyond what they have to do. My lawn looks great now. Highly recommend them "

"I find their services reasonable, the lawn looks great. I used to do it all myself, and now I just don't even worry about it because they take of my lawn."

"They were great. They did it for years. It was $1000 for a year. I have a contract for the lawn and they did the tree work separately. They were always good about scheduling at a good time. They were very good at communicating what they had done and if there's an issue that needed to be addressed. They were very courteous and my lawn looked great."

"Our house's main front-yard problem has always been an appallingly healthy flowering plum tree which the previous owners had planted way too close to the house.  It's a lovely tree--pink blossoms, dark red leaves--with more and more dark red leaves every time you turned around.  Apart from filling up the gutters, apart from crowding the second floor, the blasted thing keeps putting out interior branches and suckers, resulting in ultra-dense shade around and below it.  A couple of years ago I had some moderately experienced pruners hack out a lot of the interior at my direction.  (I forget why I didn't use Arborway at the time--they were probably booked up & couldn't come soon enough.)  That just encouraged it.  Within a year it was denser than ever.  Put it this way:  the hosts come up in the spring, try to make a start, and by June 1st they start to fade off, discouraged by only getting near-horizontal light around sundown.   <br /> Well, there's not much of a story, just a happy ending.  Arborway came, took out most of the interior and the most obtrusive edges, and shaped the thing into this open, airy, pretty, ornamental tree that the neighbors stated asking about.  If I were able to figure out how to attach pictures (I know, I'm sure it's easy--look, I'm old, I'm pre-computer, leave me alone) anybody would  be impressed.  The man's an artist. <br /> Besides the main event of the plum tree, they also advised me about another legacy from the previous owners, huge dead and dying lombardy poplars.  They'll be taking the dead ones out for me; meanwhile  they pruned the one  that's staying in just the way it needed.  The poplars have these weird vertical suckers/branches that poke  out and then up from the trunk all the way up. <br /> They simply took off the bottom 15' or so off these suckers, leaving something that looks much more like a normal tree with a trunk and a top--and incidentally, admitting way more light. <br />   <br /> I don't think it would be possible to over-praise their work. <br />"