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"Austin, with Outdoor Vision, did quality work, began and ended when he said he would, and has excellent communication with his clients. He was responsive, honest, attentive to the needs and interests of the client, and knowledgeable. I would recommend this landscape company to anyone with a large or small landscape. Austin is a hands-on owner. The finished landscape project looks great."

"Alberto and his crew did an exceptionall job on my project. They arrived on time and are very professional. They installed a sprinkler system on the entire property and replaced the pine straw black mulch. They completed the project on time and left the property clean. The price was fair. I would definitely recommend Alberto!"

"Pedro did an amazing job diagnosing the problem to my sprinkler system. He was able to trace and replace the wire which was broken and get my system back up and running without a need for a second visit. I will definitely be recommending this company to all of my neighbors."

My name is Dusty Shook, I am the owner of ShookScapes LLC. Yes the name is new, but the business is not. I have been in the industry now for 20 plus years under the names Shook Lawn Maintenance and PamScapes LLC. Those 2 companies were ran and owned by my mom, Pam Shook. She is now after 30 plus years in the industry retiring and I am taking over and look forward to serving each and everyone in the north Georgia area under the new name ShookScapes. \nMy companies primary focus is “making your dream yard your reality.” The pictures I’m attaching below are just little snippets of my customers vision and my reality of making it happen. If you have been thinking and dreaming of a front yard or back yard oasis message me, email me or call. I will set up a time to meet up with you to create your very own dream yard!

"Perfect to hire for a small services but not for big"

"Had a retaining wall extending away from our house with a defective brick cap with failing masonry and bricks falling away left and right. We also had several spots on our brick house where the brick either separated or noticeable masonry cracks were developing. Of the two contractors I considered, Pete came by and took his time to understand the issues, match mortar and to propose long-term fixes (the first contractor just looked over photos and planned to repair what was a poor design). During the job, he gave expert advice on what areas to keep an eye on moving forward (i.e. spots where the home brickwork design could be a problem later). He also noticed a neighbor's brick chimney was actually leaning by 5-10 degrees and advised her to think hard about a repair in the near future, noting an expensive repair was far better than a collapsed chimney. In my case, he removed the existing bricks from the top of the retaining wall, preserved the vast majority of them (removed the attached mortar), poured underneath a new concrete base and reinstalled the brickwork in a way that apart from the mortar (lighter white, but essentially identically to existing) was really hard to distinguish from the rest of the house. He also removed / repaired mortar around multiple cracks around the house. And in one tricky area, he removed the outer half of several bricks (which separated on their own) and cut bricks to replace and re-mortar in a way that was again hard to distinguish from the surrounding brickwork. This was a 2 day job for Pete to complete. While the job was a little expensive, it was well worth the investment to make sure that the repairs would fully reestablish the harmony and attractiveness of our exterior brickwork. I am honestly a DIY kind of homeowner who really dislikes bringing in contractors, but there is no way that I could have done this on my own, at least not without leaving behind a series of eyesores... So if you care about your brickwork's useful life and appearance, or you have a complicated repair job, I highly recommend Pete."

"They did a thorough inspection, recommended ways I could improve the situation and referred an engineer to document the damage. All at no charge."

"Great job on the patio and fair price. They worked quickly, were always on time, and followed up with a couple small repairs to my fence from the machinery. I was out of town for the install and they were great letting me get back to see the finished project before making the final payment."

"Four people showed up, although the boss told me he would be leaving part way through the morning. My front yard was the focus of the project and they did a good job on it. They trimmed trees and a bush or two. There was a lot of standing around and looking at phones or talking. Five hours into the job, they stopped working altogether (only 15 hours worth). The three stayed in my backyard for another hour, doing nothing, waiting for the boss to come get them. When he returned, as they were packing up to go, I told him they were not done and that that hadn't been working for the last hour and there was still work to be done in my backyard. Some of the work in the back yard was poorly done and trimmings were left at the back of the yard. I told him I had paid for 24 hours of landscaping and outdoor projects, labor only, and I had only gotten 15 hours (plus the 3 1/2 he said he was there) so I was owed more work. He told me he used his own tools and gas and he was done with the hours worked. He said what they did was $1500 worth of work, which I got for $799. That is what I purchased, as described by the Angie's list offering. He said people expect a new house for the $799. I did not expect a new house, I expected 24 hours of solid work and I feel that I got about half that! I feel I have no recourse as I had already paid for the service and because of this I will probably never use Angie's list again!"

"This was a project I got done around 1997-98, a year or two after I moved into my current home. because I had water seeping into my basement. When the carpet got pulled up, it turns out the former owner had poorly refinished the basement, and the cement around the bathroom was deteriorating and falling into the red Georgia clay. I went with Trotter's estimate and got financing, since I could not afford to pay upfront. They told me they would put gravel around the drainage system. I did not realize this was not done until 2018-19 when I had a radon mitigation system installed at my house and when they dug up the area in the basement where the system was installed (up through the walls), the installer told me there was no gravel at all where it should have been. I was very disappointed that Trotter's employees did not do what they were supposed to do."