Get matched with top lawn care fertilize or treatment pros in Omro, WI

"Not all the employees treat the entire lawn..."

"Will continue to utilize this company for all lawn issues other than mowing, which is not a service provided."

Landscape Solutions by Michael Kirsch, LLC is a full service landscaping and lawn maintenance company based in Oshkosh, WI serving Northeast WI.

"I contracted them for the whole summer so they have been here about 4 or 5 times. They did what they said they were going to do. They did a good job. My lawn is thick and green so I have been happy with them. They do continually pester me over the phone with sales calls about other services that I don't want. I will probably continue to use them."

"He is going to be doing this on a weekly basis or as needed, depending on the weather and the growth of the lawn. He has been coming as expected, I don't have to call and remind him, he's on top of it. The job is done well, his price is fair, I plan to use his services for the entire season. <br />"

"I had to have 3 trees cut down and their stumps ground out. I called and they booked a date for a week later and that was fine, but they called me later to see if they were able come in the next day and take out the trees, because they had a schedule change. This worked out very well for me. They cut the trees to 18" in length and stacked them nicely. The yard around the removals was nicely raked up. <br /> I was told that they would be out next week to grind out the stumps, because they had the grinder at another job site. Also, they had to call Diggers Hotline to have the area marked out for the utility lines on the property. As promised, the next week Diggers Hotline came and marked out all of the utilities and the following day, Charles and the grinder was there and my stumps were removed as promised and again the removal sites were nicely raked flat and cleaned up. <br /> I had forgotten that I had another stump in the yard that I had meant to ask about. The tree had been sawed down at some time in the past, but the stump was still there. I asked if it would be too much trouble to take that one out as well, since the grinder was already there. Charles said he would, because of its size and that it would be no problem to help me out with its removal. It was also interesting to find out that Charles had an Associates Degree in Landscaping and was extremely knowledgeable when I asked him questions concerning my tree care. <br /> I was delighted with their services and will gladly call them again for my landscaping needs. In my opinion, Rangers gets an A+ rating! <br />"

"My husband gave me this as a Mothers Day gift, it is up there with one of the best gifts I have ever received. Very friendly, good communication. Arrived on time, my yard and landscaping looks great, they took care of everything for me. Now I get to enjoy my yard stress free!"

"Everyone that works there is decent, professional- and they did a terrify job with my design. I did have a hiccup when they gave me an estimate- apparently the employee doing the estimate on such a big project did not even visit the site- so when the crew got there, they saw some poison ivy and also did not realize the severity of the slope. They at first tried to renege on the contract even though I put a 50% deposit, and signed a contract. I told them that I would pay for the extra cost for spraying down the poison ivy- but unfortunately they gave me the impression that the cost of that would be minimal. Afterwards, they attempted to upcharge me over 20% of the entire project- or close to $2000 for basically weed spraying for 20 minutes on two separate days. They said that they took a lot longer than expected as well- but it wasn't the poison ivy that delayed them- the root of the problem was the employee that did not accurately calculate the scope of the project- and the company wanted me to mitigate for what in their perspective was not as profitable as they wanted. I don't think it's appropriate to renege on a contractor after the client seeks bids, drops those other bids, sends a deposit, and signs a contract. Presumably, a company should survey the project before the estimate. I understand there can be unexpected things that come up- but that's for the unseen or underground- the customer shouldn't be responsible for an estimate not to their liking."

Since 1970, D&D Excavating and Landscape Service, has been serving residential and commercial customers with excavating, landscaping, irrigation systems, lawn maintenance and snow removal. While we offer the same services as a nursery/landscaper, there are differences that can be important to you. As either a general contractor or subcontractor on your project, D&D can provide complete site preparation from excavation through finished landscaping. Upon completion, we also offer a landscape management service. Other specialties we have available include custom excavating for small, hard-to-get-at-jobs and landscape irrigation design and installation.\nCustomer satisfaction is most important to us and we take pride in our courteous and polite staff. Building and keeping our good reputation is also important to us, and we continue to seek ways to provide better service. Our phone is covered 24 hours a day and we make a point of returning all after hour calls. Our staff includes Natural Resource graduates with knowledge of wildlife, biology, botany and soil conservation ensuring that our landscape designs fit the surroundings, Project Managers with Bachelors Degree of Landscape Architecture and Bachelors Degree of Science in Environmental Design. \nOther qualities of our staff are Customer Service and Business Management.

"Its a family and their last name is Storm. They do lawn care, aeration, fertilization and weeds. They do a treatment and come back a little later and do another one to make sure they get all the cycles of the plants. It works! You get what you need."