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"Randy and his crew came in and knocked it out of the park for us! We had a settled gravel driveway that pooled up each time it rained. Randy came in and graded it nicely, installed a new culvert by the road and drain by our garage, and left things looking immaculate. Thanks again for the great service and communication!"

"Mitch was great from start to finish. He operates with the utmost integrity and you get the best value for your buck! Great company. Highly recommend!"

"The project began on time and was completed on the same day. They also did a really good job of cleaning up after themselves. Very professional, great results"

"I needed gravel applied to my very steep driveway. Rich and the crew were great to work with. Excellent communication and the work was done very well. Entire driveway in a short time. Excellent problem solvers as well. Appreciate their work."

"Mitch Stevens has resealed our driveway in the past. We added another area of paving which was just finished. We had the existing driveway resealed again. Everything looks new again! Thank you for a job well done, as usual!"

"It all went well. Nice workers."

"The company is awesome, professional and reasonably priced. I needed sub ceilings installed in two rooms. The construction, drywall, mudding and cleanup only took 48 hrs. Great company."

"Very professional and friendly would recommend to all that need any land or yard work"

"Best job ever. They fixed the job the other company did not finish. The other company took my money and didn't finish the job."

"We paid $1,100 for entire job on March 30. He did a good job on removing bushes, refreshing all the mulch, and trimming. This quote included installing plastic edging, which was poorly installed. It is already popping out of the ground. He didn't trim the tall palm or plant the 10 small Pentas & said he'd return. We had to nag him for weeks to finish the job. In the photo, you can see that the plants were placed on top of the soil in the mulch. A hole was not dug for each of the plants. I had to go back, dig a hole, and plant nearly every Penta that he "planted." They were starting to die, and I couldn't figure out why until I pushed the mulch back. Also, we agreed on a monthly fee to maintain the area and haven't seen him since."