Soon Come Inc

Overcharge left a bad taste in my mouth.  Simple tree cut down and haul away.

I think that they were good. They didn't fix the problem, however, but their effort was very good.

Landscaping was required by local government to obtain a certificate of occupancy for completion of our new seasonal home in April-May 2009. We had preferred to wait until our return in November 2009 to oversee the work but couldn't. We contracted the company to do the services listed and flew down from our primary residence in May, August & October 2009 to view the progress (but primarily start to move into the new house). Initially the landscaping seemed adequately designed and growing. In September we were contacted that there were problems with the lawn. We authorized the company to treat the problem. On arrival for the season in late November 2009, it was obvious that almost all of the back yard lawn was dead and the front lawn had stripes of alternating live & dead grass indicating uneven application of the treatment. Also at that time it was clear that some of the plantings were dead & others had overgrown the intended space. We have paid the company in full for the services provided. We requested an evaluation about the grass and were told in an arrogant posture by the supervisor in charge of the work that it was our fault for not obtaining a pest control service to treat the lawn. We admit that the maintenance contract did not specify that the company would provide this service but assumed that a landscaping company would provide full service for new landscaping they installed. The company owner has agreed in writing to meet with us but we see little reason to do so since he accepts no blame for the current condition of the landscaping. We will correct the problems at our expense with another company. We want to alert Angies List members to beware of using this company especially for maintenance for a seasonal home that you are unable to oversee the work on a regular basis.