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Jonathan is amazing! He came out same day to look at work and within a couple days we're back and did an amazing job! Was only thinking about doing a clean up but because of his service I'm hiring him monthly!

Bennett Landscaping seems to really stick out in an area with tons of fly by night landscaping companies. It seems to be a small family business with great customer service and reasonable pricing. The guys put  a lot of time and effort into fixing up my yard, way more than I expected. It really looks nice and they seem to be one of those rare businesses that truly take pride in their work.

Anthony is an amazing young man with incredible work ethics whom I would recommend to anyone needing help with their yard. Than you Anthony for an amazing job well done.

I was in need of landscaping service to trim 9 very overgrown shrubs and contacted Ricardo through Yelp on Thursday. He responded quickly and said he would come out on Friday to give me a quote. Ricardo showed up exactly when he said he would and gave me a great quote. I was surprised that he said he would come back on Saturday morning to do the work. By noon on Saturday, my yard looked beautiful.

Excellent customer service and communication!  I know that when I call or email, Wayne will be there when he says, and do a top-notch job.

Started our backyard landscaping, in steps.  Our first step was a 6' x 10' section for a BBQ.  Martins crew was very friendly and did an excellent job, even made precision cuts against the wall.!!

We will be using them to do the rest of our yard!!  Highly Recommend!

We ABSOLUTELY LOVE our new backyard! Gardiel has shown great communication skills the entire time,  its affordable and AMAZING quality. I have nothing bad to say at all. He is the most kind person. Him and his crew!! You can tell he really cares about his work.  And he has a great team behind him! I was really surprised that they got everything done so fast too. I would recommend B&G to anyone and everyone!! Save yourself the time of looking, go with B&G!!

Responsive, hardworking, reliable, affordable. Highly recommend Jerry! Before and after photos to come..

I've used Alex twice, and I plan to utilize him for my next big project for my backyard next year. The first time I ever used him was to re-stake a tree that had been blown over in a storm.  I had initially called another much larger company in the area to do the relatively simple task and to also get a quote for my big project next year. For the large project they said they could be at the house the next day, but I only needed the tree staked immediately. For nearly a week the other company kept telling me, tomorrow, we'll be there tomorrow.  I heard this every day for five days straight. Now why would I trust somebody with my large project if they refuse to handle something small initially? I finally said to hell with it and called Alex Landscaping.  Alex charged less for the service, showed up within an hour, and gave me a quote for my upcoming project that came out to less than a third of what the other company was charging, and all the time the crew was polite and quick. This is my go to company out here in Buckeye.

Going to have to lower the rating on this place, in a big way. I've purchased $100s of dollars of plants from these folks, but it seems like they want to play games with pricing now.

Case in point, they have some large 25-gallon timber bamboo specimens. Having bought smaller 15-gallon from them in the past, and having a perfect spot, I was interested in purchasing one of these and having it delivered and planted. Thus begins the saga.

Over the phone, because there were no prices at the nursery and nobody around to help on my initial visit when I spotted them, i was told repeatedly and by multiple staffers what the price was, and that it included both delivery and planting. So far so good.

Finally having the funds, I venture down to the nursery to pay and arrange delivery. I picked out he very nicest specimen they had, after flagging down a staffer. This is where it all starts to go down hill. First words out of her mouth after we select the plant, What did they tell you on price for these? That's right, she works there but has no idea, and asks -me- what the price is supposed to be. She gives me a lower amount than what I was told on the phone and I respond, trying to be honest, saying that no, it was a higher amount (and give it to her).

We proceed to the front desk, where the cluster continues. The staffer that tagged the plant with me asks another person, who also has no clue. Asks me what I was quoted and who I talked to. I have no idea what their names were, naturally. I figured the price was the price, so why should I have to know that I spoke with employee X who quoted me Y price on Z date? Another staffer joins into the conversation and, rather rudely, points out incredulously that the price I am quoting is too low if it includes planting and delivery, as if I'm perhaps making things up to save a buck. As nobody can figure this mess out in reasonable time, someone ends up calling the owner (purportedly) to see if they have a flipping clue what their merchandise is priced at. End result? Owner comes back and quotes a price fully $150 higher than what -everyone- told me on the phone. I'm sorry, but for a $300 plant, tacking on another $150 is a bit over the top. I tried to work with them, but there was no budging, no meeting in the middle, nothing. Just an unqualified, It's $150 more than what you were told before you drove across town to come here. Take it or leave it.

I decided to leave it, and I ended up walking out. To this day I haven't seen a single one of them sold, nor have I seen prices indicated anywhere. I've been back several times for smaller items that actually have prices on them and where there's no shenanigans going on. Maybe when they're chucking these beautiful bamboos into the dumpster or end up having to clearance them out later in the year, they'll figure out how to run a business and that (gasp!) you need to put prices on your merchandise.

Frankly speaking, you'd think with a 25-gallon pot, there would surely be enough room to scratch a price on it somewhere, right? But hey, why do that when you can leave it up to whatever the sales people think the customer can afford? There's no reason not to put a price on an expensive item unless you're out to play games with your customers.

I will continue to shop there for little things, but I will never purchase any big ticket items from them because you simply can't trust a word their employees tell you. It's one price to get you down there, another price when you open your wallet to pay. Lesson learned - if there's no price on it, don't bother.

No call, no show.

Scheduled a time for this company to come and look at the property for a quote. Said he couldn't arrive at our original appointment because he had flat tires. Mind you, he notified me AFTER the time we were supposed to meet. He apologized, said he come the same time next day. No call, no show.

I'm sure there are reliable landscapers out there that will show up for new business. This ain't one of them.

Don't waste your time.

HS Landscaping took down & remove a large, old dead pine from our front yard. He was very communicative and did a phenomenal job. Will absolutely be using them again in the future for other landscaping needed.

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