KLM LANDSCAPE

See above review.

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They were in a real hurry to get the job done and over with and get out of there.

I have used them for probably 25 years. They plough the snow, mow my lawn, landscaping, and mulch. They have done a spring cleaner the last couple of weeks. Their prices are good and they will repair your sprinkler after the spring. They charge by the hour.

KLM was recommended by our home builder as their landscaper of choice.  From the beginning they were very helpful and accommodating in working around our hectic schedule as we neared the closing of our new home.  But, once the sod went in and they were paid accordingly, this courtship ended.  A few weeks after the installation, I started noticing what looked like grass of a different texture and color popping through my beautiful Kentucky Bluegrass lawn.  It looked familiar to something that had grown at a previous property of mine, quackgrass.  Now, I've dealt with quackgrass in the past, and it's a beast to control.  It's actually not a type of grass at all, but is deemed a noxious weed.  It was so aggressive that it eventually overtook my entire lawn.  But, at the time, I was too busy with the move in process to fully address what had been going on -- instead I put down a winterizing fertilizer and hoped the new sod would "choke" out this weed come spring time.
Fast forward to the following March/April and I noticed a considerable more amount of what I had been thinking was in fact quackgrass. I went ahead and consulted with lawn experts at two different nurseries and both confirmed that it was in fact quackgrass and that this weed is nearly impossible to eradicate.  They both recommended that I reach out to KLM to have someone take a look, which I did.  In response, a gentleman from KLM came out and tried to tell us it was ryegrass, which we all knew was not the case.  I then attempted to escalate my case to the owner, Kirk, but all attempts in reaching him have been
unsuccessful.  For months now, all calls, voicemails, and emails including photos have gone ignored. 
I've done my due diligence on applying the recommended weed and feeds, including a pre-emergent in the beginning of the season, but nothing has addressed my problem.  In fact, another weed, horsetail, that also started showing up in the spring, has fully taken over a large section of my lawn as well.  Lesson being, if you want a field of dreams, not weeds, do not contract with KLM.  From my experiences, they will not stand by their product.