CIMINELLI'S LANDSCAPE SERVICES INC
About us
LICENSE # MHIC120642.
Business highlights
Services we offer
BLOCK., CLEAN UPS & PRUNING, DRAINAGE & GRADING, DRIVEWAY COLUMNS & MAILBOXES, DRIVEWAYS, EDGING, FIRE PITS, FLAGSTONE, FLAGSTONE & NATURAL STONE, INTERLOCKING PAVERS, LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION, LANDSCAPE LIGHTING, LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE. PAVERS, LANDSCAPE PLANNING, LANDSCAPING (NEW & RENOVATIONS), LAWN MOWING, LEAF REMOVAL, MULCHING, OUTDOOR KITCHENS, PATIOS, PONDS, POOL DECKS, RAISED BEDS, RETAINING WALLS, STACKED STONE, STONE WALLS, TIMER, TREE & SHRUB PRUNING, WALKWAYS & STEPS, WALLS
Accepted Payment Methods
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Went fantastic. Very impressed with the mail communication. When Matt Ciminielli came out we discussed our desire for a pollinator garden. He chose our plants with than in mind The crew arrived when they were supposed to, worked hard, and left our house looking wonderful. The jobs were done at the same time, and took several days. We were in constant communication with the office. The rain garden has grown beautifully and attracted butterflies and pollinators. We even have hummingbirds regularly.
I had two follow-up questions....one was how the lighting system could be modified.....and the second was that when I was asking for the plantings to be accomplished.....I hadn't provided an access for my neighbor to the back of his property to cut the buffer zone behind his house. The head of the landscaping crew came over at the agreed upon time......and showed me the control set for the lighting. In addition, he was able to move the recently installed plants to create a pathway for my neighbor....while maintaining a visual continuity from nearly every perspective.
Again, the experience with Ciminelli's was terrific.
Matt and his crew will forever be my "go to" source whenever I need assistance with any of my outdoor initiatives.
When we applied for the first year's property tax credit, the engineer for the county wanted additional documentation to demonstrate that this project was installed properly to qualify as stormwater infrastructure eligible for the tax credit. They sent along a diagam showing the depth below the surface that they had excavated and the types of permeable materials installed there. The tax credit then went through.
The job had to be rescheduled twice. That wasn't so much the problem, but what made this more of an issue was that we were not told that the crew wasn't showing up on the second date provided until that morning after 9 AM. We had already made plans to take off of work, and to make paid arrangements for our dog. After I called the office to complain about yet another delay, the office manager was able to reroute the crew to start that afternoon. The job was estimated to take 1.5 to 2 days, but ended up taking 2 more days. The further delay to finish was caused by rain one afternoon, but also a delay in actually having all the plants with them to install. The crew told us that some of the plants were not available from the statement of work/ job proposal, and suggested we wait until spring to get them in. That was pretty surprising; suggesting that we wait several months to have the entire job finished, and for the company to be paid in full. Per the job proposal, substitutes can occur, but it seemed to us that there was alot of miscommunication on what was needed to finish the job. For example, when we were told that the magnolia tree was not available any longer, Matt provided some alternatives via email, and when I did review and research the alternatives, the next business day the magnolia we originally had chosen was planted! Also, the last part of the job was to plant some ground cover. The crew didn't have the plants with them on what we thought was the last day (which meant yet another day to finish), plus we heard from the crew that they weren't available. I called again to the office to find out what was going on, and later on that afternoon, the crew showed up to finish the job with the ground cover we had chosen.
One other issue arose during our work: the crew accidentally dug up a crepe myrtle bush in the front and destroyed it so when we found this out about an hour after it happened, it couldn 't be put back. Tthe company replaced it with a new one. Matt called me to apologize, which was appreciated. This plant was sentimental, given to us as a gift, and couldn't really be replaced, but the call was a nice touch.
The concrete repair work went well, without incident. The crew was polite, and cleaned up the site very well after the work.
The overall quality of the work is good. We are happy with the final work. Working through all the logistics and miscommunication was frustrating.
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