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Very handy here too please customers which they will be after they see my work.good worker . always finish what I start

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"<p>They were good. overall I will give them an A because they are very good enough to be used again in the future. </p>"

"There is no one like the Hargrove brothers and their Go Green team. You will not find bigger hearts, better ideas, or a braver crew. Most of our land is raw and rough but the Go Green Guys listen, work hard, share their vision and execute well. I go to Rich for every whim and idea when casting a vision for our land. Go Green really is a Dream Team. (Note: Gazebo was designed with and procured through Jim Adams of American Landscape Structures. Also highly recommended)."

"Exceedingly well. Davey cares about the proper trimming of trees to ensure that trees stay healthy and thrive into the future. Company uses a horticultural approach to their work. They also detect potential disease issues and provide great advice. Staff are highly interactive, explain thought processes and recommendations. A tree lover’s company!!"

"Both the estimate and the cutting were done in timely fashion and professionally. The two-man crew worked carefully. This extended to the cutting for firewood, at square angles for splitting and proper lengths for my stove."

"One wall runs alongside my driveway, and the other around my side entrance door, each with built-in steps. The final wall sections total about 80 feet in length, with an average height of about 2 feet, and look great! Stephen made a couple of visits to my house to work out the project plan before we started, and stopped by during the project to check on progress. The work was carried out by typically 3 to 4 workers per day (this varied somewhat depending on what they were working on), with one person, Mike, there every day as the foreman, and in charge of the overall construction. The job took longer than planned, but Adams workers were polite, conscientious and worked every day to get the job done (except for a couple of weather delays, and a longer delay due to another contractor). I had Adams stop work near completion to allow my adjacent driveway to be paved before winter. My separately-hired paving contractor made slow progress, not showing up for weeks, and left the driveway unfinished until spring. Adams waited patiently for the paving contractor to finish, so they could finish off their work, this caused their last finishing touches to get delayed until spring too. Adams protected the job site from weather during their work, covering everything in tarps before a heavy rain to prevent flooding and washout, and taped and blocked off the area to keep people out, especially at Halloween, which came during their work. The work was not inexpensive, but I think was worth the cost, due to the quality of work, materials and time that went into it, and the large amount of tools and equipment needed for the job. Work began by removing my old wood ties, and a considerable amount of soil underneath and behind, to create a good base and drainage behind the wall. Adams put in a base of Item 4 gravel for the wall along my driveway, leveled and compacted for stability. At my side door, they excavated by hand due to close working quarters that prevented use of machinery, and put in a concrete footing for the wall. Behind the wall, they filled in with crushed stone, geo-mesh, and landscape fabric, with a drain pipe to keep water from building up behind the wall, topped off with topsoil, seeded and covered with straw mulch. They also threw in some pachysandra and bark mulch in one section at no extra change, this was not called for in the agreement. We also made a couple of changes during the project, including rebuilding old concrete and stone steps that were in the middle of my retaining wall that I originally planned to keep (after seeing how much excavation the new wall required, it became obvious that replacing the steps, rather than trying to fit a new wall around the old steps, would improve the project). This was an extra-cost add-on to the project. Other changes included removing more existing vegetation than originally planned, and removing a screen wall at my side door, rather than modifying it to fit the new wall and step configuration as originally planned. These other changes were accommodated with no changes in the charges. At my side door, new pavers were installed between the wall and steps and the door, placed on a bed of crushed stone with a drain underneath, topped with stone dust and filled in with polymeric sand to seal between the pavers, and with a floor drain to carry away any water that might get near the door. Adams wasn't perfect, but they came the closest out of 5 different contractors I've dealt with recently. There's a few minor imperfections in the block in a few places, and I think the workers had a bit of difficulty figuring out all the angles etc. to build a stepped wall on a hill with intersecting steps. As a result they laid the starter course of block in a way that caused them more cutting of block later, that they then cemented together with adhesive. I think this slowed them down, and is part of why the job took longer than planned. But the result came out looking great, and the wall held up well through the first winter. All is good so far. I was happy with Adams. They dealt with me honestly, tried hard to please, and didn't skimp on materials, and I would not hesitate to hire them again. I'm already thinking I could use new walkways and landscaping work."

"It went very well, as he is a skilled professional. From the minute he got here is was all work, I have never seen anyone so at ease 85ft above ground, hanging by a belt and at times using the chain saw with one hand.. He is the ultimate tree guy, He is honest, efficient, confident and extremely nice... My Husband and I were blown away by his accuracy. We now after living in this home since 1993 can see things we were never able to see before.. No doubt in our minds that he is the Best in the area... Would recommend him to anyone and have him back if the need arises.. He knows trees. He plans his work and works his plan.. This was a successful experience. We know many professional people and we have the utmost respect for Chris Oakes.. Do yourself a favor if you are lucky enough to live in the area he serves call him for all your tree and landscaping needs. <br />"

"Work was scheduled and laid out in detail on paper. He gave a quote and stuck to it. (No cost over runs). Arrived on time. Armin and his crew did a very good professional job. Very neat and clean. They were very aware of plantings and surroundings. I liked them enough to tell them to schedule me for 2017 to check the cables and check the condition of a maple next to my barn."