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"Wonderful. So happy with the results. I will definitely use him for future projects"

"I was trying to sell my house and I was on a super tight budget. They made it work and my backyard looks great! Fast, friendly, responsive. Absolutely amazing job!"

"Transforming a house into a home is an art, and Esteban Land Design has proven themselves to be the michelangelos of this craft. Under the visionary leadership of Esteban, with the meticulous oversight of Supervisor Jose, and the efficient coordination by Administrator Becca, our outdoor spaces have undergone a metamorphosis. For three weeks, their team of dedicated artisans worked tirelessly, not just fulfilling our expectations but elevating them. Their professionalism shone as brightly as the Arizona sun, and their commitment was as steadfast as the palm trees now gracing our front yard. The grading of our land, once uneven and unremarkable, has been masterfully leveled, creating a harmonious balance that invites tranquility. The pavers, meticulously extended around the house, lead to a back patio that whispers tales of future memories. In conclusion, if you seek a team that wields professionalism as skillfully as a painter’s brush and dedicates themselves to their craft with the passion of an artist, look no further than Esteban Land Design. They don’t just landscape; they create masterpieces."

"Texas Ebony = A+ for entire job (front yard). Ended up with a couple of broken ornaments (for scaring birds away) but other than that their skill and bravery for even climbing inside this super thorny tree was very good. I don’t know a lot about tree pruning and was a little worried about how it looked like a big hole/space in the middle of the tree when they were done. But it has filled nicely since. Chinese Elm (back yard) = B+. This tree was originally pruned by my regular landscapers, not expert arborists like Chip Off Old Block, so it was a little weird looking in the first place: Lop-sided - partially due to my backyard neighbors’ oleander which fights for territory with it; few branches in the center. This outfit couldn’t make branches appear where there weren’t any of course, but it REALLY looked bare in the center when they were done. I’m not sure about this process of clearing off the inside of each branch (closest to the trunk) and leaving a lot of leaves and smaller branches at the end of each large branch. It seemes to me that makes it heavy on the ends. But I figured they knew what they were doing. (Plus, the front yard tree filled in well.) I also figured they did it that way so wind could pass through easier or something. But last week (before the big storm yesterday and today) there was some wind gusts in my neighborhood and a big branch did, in fact, break and fall. I texted my contact with the company, sent pics and my questions about the process (just need to be educated I guess), but haven’t had a response. We also had a lemon tree taken out due to disease. Originally they said it would be removed, roots, ball and all. They worked two different days on it but could not get the root ball out. I have to say, this crew did not clean up on this project as well as the others on the other projects. They were recommended by my landscape contractor and overall, I was satisfied. I’d use them again and would recommend them."

"Canyon Edge demonstrated exceptional attentiveness and understanding throughout the process, showing genuine flexibility with both my budget and scheduling needs. I wholeheartedly recommend their services and fully intend to hire them again for future projects in the seasons and years ahead."

"Kyle and his team did a wonderful job. They came out right away and was able to help us with our front door. They knew exactly what they were doing and left no mess. We will absolutely be using them again for a bathroom door project and other home repairs/updates. Highly recommend them to anyone who wants genuine people working on their home."

"I put down a deposit for my project around June 2024, with the agreement that work would begin in January 2025. The deposit was supposed to secure my materials. In December 2024, I asked if they could start earlier and complete the project by Christmas. They agreed but couldn't begin until December 26th—not a big issue since the original start date was January. However, the real frustration began here. One of the pavers I selected was on backorder, and I had to order more than originally needed just to meet their supplier’s minimum requirement. This meant paying extra and waiting over four weeks to keep my design. [ My deposit DID NOT SECURE MY MATERIALS ] Despite my frustration, I agreed. Then, on February 19th, I received a message saying they would resume work in two days. I waited—no one showed up. I followed up on February 22nd and was told they would come on the 22nd or 23rd. Again, no show. I rearranged my schedule multiple times to accommodate these delays. Finally, on February 24th, they showed up and continued the work. Now, as of March 5, 2025, the installation is complete, but there are still unresolved issues—irrigation not working, scratches on the gate and wall, leftover project trash and other cosmetic problems. I have to reach out daily to ask if someone is coming to fix these, only to be met with delays and rescheduling. If you’re looking for a company that delivers decent work but terrible communication and scheduling, this is it. Their inability to set clear timelines or communicate properly has been beyond frustrating."

"Best sprinkler technician I've found in my 20 years here."

"Fantastic! They were very hard workers and did what they said they're going to do."