I goofed by only looking at the 4.5 star review score on Google (which is a 3.8 now). Turns out that, as I write this, they only have 1 star on the Better Business Bureau page and a D rating, 1.6 stars on Yelp, and only 2 stars here on Angi. To save you some time, I’ve included a few screenshots of others’ reviews below. I’ll throw in an abbreviated version of my story, too. It’s so absurd that I’ve had to chop it down by a thousand words to not exceed Google’s character limit. I got a quote from Robert/QS for re-sodding the front and side of the lawn, which died during the drought last spring. It was $1,430 for 1,300 square feet. Once done, I found the quality of much of the sod itself to be unacceptable. Most of it was thin and patchy, and a bunch was completely dried out and appeared to be completely dead. I also found the installation work to be unacceptable. The edges of many sod pieces were overlapping, sometimes by 3-4 inches, leaving some edges covered up and others not in contact with the ground. Numerous other pieces had large gaps, some up to 3 inches, between them. The pieces appeared to have been thrown down in a hurry and not moved around and fit together. In fact, the crew had apparently been in such a hurry that they actually threw pieces down on top of some of the white flags I used to mark the irrigation sprinkler heads and covered them up. There was also a shallowly-buried internet cable marked up with orange flags, which they apparently ripped out of the ground. It wasn’t cut - it was gone - along with the internet. Robert denied that the cable had been hit (wrong!) and also said he would get everything “tightened up” and taken care of. However, after waiting a week and hearing nothing from him, nothing was ever tightened up. So, I called the company and spoke with John, who immediately came off as a dismissive jerk. Regardless, John said he’d go look at the lawn himself and make sure everything got taken care of. He never went, though, and I didn’t hear back from him at all for another 9 days. After nothing was done for over a week and half, I got tired of waiting to hear back from them/for them to fix it. So, I bought several bags of topsoil, filled in all of the larger gaps with a hand spade, and fixed all of the visible overlaps. That took 2.5 hours of my time - and a lot of work. So, there were black stripes of topsoil all over the place where I’d filled things in. When John FINALLY got back to me, almost 3 weeks after the install, he told me that he'd been to the house and that everything looked fine. He didn’t mention anything about the numerous black stripes of topsoil, though. So, I started asking questions about what he saw/didn’t see and then he admitted that he hadn’t gone by and that he’d only looked at some pictures that Robert took a week earlier. He said he “misspoke” about going himself. Yeah, right. John then tried some kind of weird reverse-guilt thing, saying I was expecting perfection and that’s my problem. He said the sod business is a tough business and a bunch of other stuff that made no difference whatsoever. The fact is, they put down a bunch of low-quality sod and did a terrible job on the install. But, John just denied that they’d done poor work and said the lawn would “grow in” even though he’d admittedly never gone by to see it. I was very unhappy with his attitude and protested. After some arguing, he eventually offered to reduce the bill from $1430 to $1200. I said make it $1000 and I’d send a check, then he threatened to put a lien on my property if I didn’t pay $1,200. He said, “It’s easy and I’ve done it a hundred times.” So, per his own words, he’s had “a hundred” customers that didn’t want to pay. Great guy. Great company… FYI: I saved every text and over 100 before and after time-stamped photos and videos of their poor-quality sod and installation work – just in case anyone wants to dispute the facts in this review.