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"Punctual and quick service"

"Peter and his time did an excellent job installing our sprinkling system. The job was done very professionally, Peter went above and beyond with some of the challenges that our yard presented along the way. I would absolutely recommend Peter to anyone who wants to install irrigation system. Thank you so much for the job well done! Boris, Stamford, CT"

"I agreed to replace 2 METAL sprinkler heads. I was billed for 3 PLASTIC heads. I contacted Pacific Lawn several times to correct the invoice and they insisted that I received 3 METAL heads whereas the invoice billed me for 3 PLASTIC. heads. I was not satisfied with their handling of the whole process."

"Jerry came in with 5 workers and quickly got the work done. I have now used him to accomplish 5 jobs: new sprinkler system, concrete installation, remove pool, install new drainage system, install new bathroom and kitchen sink."

"We have been customers for a few years. I cannot tell you how much we appreciate the quality of their work and their responsiveness. We highly recommend"

"Great. Very attentive."

"TLDR; avoid, untrustworthy and generally shoddy work. Bad communication. TLDR2; company's management/owner's motto when it comes to returning customer service call seems to be Warren Buffett's adage "When the phone don't ring you'll know it's me." Background. Inherited DI as the manager of my system when we bought the house three years ago. Apart from being expensive for the work performed they opened and closed the system twice with no major issues. They charge $125 for each line they have to clamp which is a ten minute job but this is Fairfield County and what should I expect. $750-1000 a year for little impact but that's fine. Let me tell you a story. It's entertaining. 1. They come to close the system - blow out the lines - in Fall 2017 at the end of the season. We talk to them though the visit. Leave a field slip and go their merry way. 2. Two weeks later get an email (followed by a letter) with an estimate of $1300 to fix the broken irrigation controller (hunter). 3. We call them and ask them how did that happen, they mention their crew when closing the system noticed it was dead. No phone call. The crew when they left told us everything was fine. Weird. 4. Take my multi meter and realize quite quickly that the power module is dead, a result of the box not being closed after service and probably rained on (we never touch the box) not a board issue. 5. Buy the $19 (with free shipping) power module, swap it whole system comes back to life. 6. We call DI to politely ask a manager "is this what we should expect from you?" "Is this kinda your normal trouble shooting MO?" Manager tells "I will look into this myself and call you right back. I'm going to get to the bottom of it". I'm a big believer that sometimes thing go wrong and manager should get a chance to rectify issues that come up. 7. Month and a half goes by 8. We get a call - from staff - "hey we will be in your area next week do you want opening service." we answer Hey any feedback on the system issue. Let me check. 9. Next get a call from a field technician, again "hey i will will be in the area tomorrow do you want to have your system opened" Best summary. If you don't need anything from your provider they will match expectations. I'm sure they will not miss us as customers."

"Roy always comes through. Called him in the morning and was at my house in the late afternoon to do the work. Courteous, professional, and gets it done. I am a repeat customer!"

"Great quality work and results."