Mr. Mow It All

Many Issues: Lack of Communication, Disorganization, Overbilling

Potential Client Beware of these high homestars, yet limited ratings. You get what you wish to pay for, and they're not even cheap, the present a decent rate.

If you have certain areas you wanted untouched mowed and removed, then billed for, then this is the company for you.

They also damaged lawn property, a worker whacked their equipment on my lawn chair and cracked it, and smoked on my property. Very unprofessional.

There is major lack of communication about the job requests of the client as well as disorganization of invoices, overbilling after work is done, billing for work done that was specifically asked to not do, lack of transparency of time actually billed.

I wish I had insisted on a breakdown of time billed in the invoice. If you do get this company, make sure you monitor the hours they show up and the hours billed.

The workers take their time doing work that is billed on an hourly basis, have NO respect for personal property, and their attitude is one of entitlement, and do not stay for the work that is billed and then come back and then bill for the unworked hours. To be fair, the workers are stretched and are given malfunctioning equipment. Then the customer is charged for the inefficient use of time while they need to call Nicole the person actually in charge of managing the work, who then needs to call Chris who shows up and just takes away the equipment..

Clients are made to feel that the workers are in charge of the work that the company comes to do for the client. Interestingly, this is not the attitude communicated by Chris, the owner/main salesperson for the company. He projects a inaccurate relaxed confident image of trustworthiness for his company. So the experience ends up being a massive headache in frustration, insult, and constant monitoring of the time and invoices. Even when you've paid for the work, months later they send an invoice causing you to look back at the notes made.

Quote rate was initially reasonable, but due to miscommunication, they do and bill for unasked for work, and do not take into account the requests of the customer to do the work.

They are DISORGANIZED Work that isn't part of the job work is done and billed for even after Chris, the owner assures it won't be billed. Invoices are billed months after the work was already paid for and invoiced creating more confusion and frustration.

On top of that, once Chris makes the sell, you only deal with his part-time receptionist Jen, and the person actually in charge of the work Nicole who needs to learn a thing or two about where the income of the company comes from: the client.

Chris, the owner gives a good impression, listens at the time of the sales pitch, overally a nice guy, however the person managing the actual work is Nicole.

Big Job - cutting and uprooting large weeds, and weeds in garden bed, pruning garden bed shrubs, turning soil, lawn mowing with certain areas to leave untouched.

They don't even complete what is promised. The work they do do - mowing a lawn, weeding, is OK. Overall an experience of headache.