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"We had 5 trees and 5 stumps to remove. They were very knowledgeable and also professional, they cleaned all the debris; they also gave us ideas about our landscaping and their prices were very reasonable. We would recommend them to anybody."

At Shepherd Contracting, we specialize in high-quality painting, demolition, and flooring services for residential and light commercial projects. Our team delivers clean execution, reliable timelines, and professional craftsmanship on every job. Whether it’s interior/exterior paint, precision demolition, or flooring installations including LVP, tile, and hardwood.\n\nWe focus on doing the job right the first time: proper prep, clean workspaces, clear communication, and consistent results. Serving our local community with integrity and attention to detail, Shepherd Contracting is your trusted partner for efficient, professional project execution.\n\nContact us today for a fast, transparent quote and dependable service you can trust.

Borderland Property Services provides reliable property maintenance solutions throughout Yuma County. We specialize in lawn care, landscape maintenance, junk removal, house cleanouts, light demolition, and general handyman services for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and Realtors. Our mission is simple: quality work, honest pricing, and dependable service that keeps your property looking its best. Free estimates available.

"service was great and so was the price. contractor who did the work was very pleasant and professional. the only thing is he accidently cut down my baby lilac bush. it was just in the twig stage with about 20 leaves on it so it might have looked like a weed. otherwise, this contractor was fast and clean. would love to have him back. :)"

With ten year experience. I come to help you with the following:\nInterior/exterior paint, pressure washing, \nGenera handy man services\nInstall sinks, faucets, toilets, fix clogs, patch sheetrock, furniture assembly, , door knobs, change of locks, screens for doors or widows

Hey Yuma! I?m John, owner of Buffalo Hauling and Junk Removal!\nI?m a local guy, running a local business, and I?m here to help my neighbors get rid of the stuff they don?t want, don?t need, or just don?t have the time to deal with!\nGot a garage packed full? A yard that?s gotten out of control? Old furniture or appliances taking up space? Maybe you?ve got storm or wind damage that needs cleaned up? Bring it on!\nWe handle junk removal, hauling, clean-outs, yard debris, brush removal, furniture and appliance removal, moving help, storm cleanup, and even light handyman work.\nAnd here?s what sets us apart ? we?re licensed, insured, local, and we care about doing the job right and making customers happy they chose BuffaloHaulingandJunkRemoval.\nSo quit staring at that pile and thinking, ?I?ll get to it someday.? \nGive Buffalo Hauling and Junk Removal a call, and let us do the heavy lifting!\nWe?ll clean it up, haul it away, and help you get your space back!\nBuffalo Hauling and Junk Removal ? Yuma and surrounding areas.

"Professional, outstanding job in trimming the tree and removing brush and weeds, will hire again in a few months."

"Jeff arrived on time and was very respectful. He offered to remove his shoes to work inside. He works very methodically and thorough. Our windows are spotless. His price very fair for the service received. Will hire again."

"Move completed December 22nd. The 3 gentlemen who did the actual move were Great. Management leaves much to be desired."

"A warning for potential clients: Our actual move went pretty good other than one gentleman who kept wondering around our house even after being told several times to stay out of certain areas. After our move, I discovered my jewelry missing. Keep in mind, this jewelry was packed and secured in my dresser. This dresser was completely covered in a blanket and shrink-wrapped from top to bottom. So, the only way to get in was to break into it. I know, bad idea to leave the jewelry in the dresser. But I figured it was wrapped up tightly and the moving company advertises professionalism with statements such as treating your items as their own. As soon as it was discovered, it was reported to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Department. I followed it up with a call to C2 Moving. I was transferred to Charles. I told Charles that I wanted to file a claim for my missing items, but he kept telling me how his guys wouldn't do such a thing. He also stated valuables should be removed beforehand making me feel even more sad and upset about my loss. Anyway, he asked if he could call his guys right away and get back with me after he talked with them. I said, "Yes". However, I never heard from Charles again. In fact, I have made numerous calls since December 5 only to be told he is in a meeting or that he is out of the office. I'm still waiting for that call. After about three weeks of no communication, my husband called Charles to speak with him. Eventually, my husband did get to speak with Charles after numerous attempted phone calls and he was given the same song and dance about how it was our fault. Ok, I accept some responsibility. He finally told my husband to get our police report to him and he would talk with his insurance company. He also told my husband he would call him back the next day. Guess what? My husband had to call him once again. Eventually, we got a email response from one of the women in his office. The following is the response word for word. You stated that you were sending the police report for our review. This is not the complete report, its just the first page with no items or statement. Our contract states we are not responsible for items that we did not pack and that we strongly suggest that the customer removes and transports all cash, jewelry, coins, firearms, etc. themselves. You stated that you wrapped the items you are claiming on of the subcontractors told and stored them in a drawer of the dresser that you padded and placed shrink wrap on for transport. We wouldn't have done anything with the contents except place the dresser in the room of your choosing and then remove the shrink wrap and padding from the outside of the dresser for disposal. The police were not contacted for 7 days after your move and no one from the police department have made any contact with our office to go over the details. I will await the copy of the complete police report from Jennifer to do more research as she is the said "victim" in this case and all the paperwork regarding this job is in her name. Thank you. OK. First of all. I was only given the first page of the report. Two. Do you sense any kind of care or concern in this letter for my missing items. Three. The movers have been the only people around the dresser unattended besides me and my husband to date. Four. You can't tell me that your subcontractors wouldn't take the items. Five. The police weren't contacted for seven days because I work for a living. Between unpacking and working at a hospital 12-hour days and running a food bank, the jewelry wasn't even looked for or noticed right away. Six. I'm not in control of how police departments run their investigations. Seven. Notice the tone of the word victim as if we were lying. Hmm. I then sent in the full report by email and directed it to Charles. Instead of possibly trying to show care and concern, I was contacted again by one of the women in his office. Not Charles. I was told again that it was my own fault and told the facts of their contract. So, my husband calls Charles and Charles proceeds to yell at him and pretty much called him a liar about the jewelry being stolen. Charles refuses to file a claim with his insurance or at the very least, reimburse us for our move. I realize that I have no pictures or video proving that the movers stole my jewelry. But, they were the only people around my dresser. Before the move, jewelry. After the move, no jewelry. I don't know, but it seems fishy. My items are gone. My grandmother's engagement ring. My mother's ring. My engraved jewelry box from my children. Ask yourself. Do you believe that C2 Moving is a company in whom you would feel completely comfortable entrusting with your items? The risk is yours....do you really want to gamble?"