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They were very helpful and attentive to my request. I did hire them but canceled due to my brother in law make arrangements for my snow removal.

Provider was suppose to remove all dead branches. He removed too many live branches and no dead or diseased branches.

Haldeman's Lawn Care and Snow Removal has been mowing our lawn this summer. They have been very good to work with, providing a timely response and doing an excellent job. I have to admit that my husband is a perfectionist, and HE is very pleased with the timely response, their work ethic...

Above All truly lives up to their name. When we had a tree branch fall on the house and punch a big hole in our roof, we hired a different contractor who didn't work out. After explaining our situation to Above all, they put a tarp on the roof the very next day and had repairs done a few weeks...

I have used Ken Latwesen. He's very good. I've never had to contact him. He came over and gets it done within an hour after it snow. He's very reasonable.

United Window Cleaning did a fine job of removing large amounts of snow off my roof and shoveled it off my deck too since that needed to be clear of snow.  They arrived on time and seem to have the right tools for the job.  The job was completed in less than an hour.

The removal went very smooth they did a very good job cleaning up

They do lawn work for me in summer and snow removal in winter. Their prices are reasonable and they do a good job. They even do snow shoveling by hand, to remove the snow all the way up to the door. If you have other things that need to be done in the lawn, like hedge trimming or leaf removal,...

This review is all about quality and professional installation practices.  One does not have a lot of choices, when having this service performed, however, hopefully this review will help others know what to watch out for. The "good": The installation took place on time and the outcome was...

Due to a very heavy snow in early December the snow on the roof was at least 2 feet deep in most places and ice dams had begun to form.  Clearing was done with shovels and chisels. They were very careful to avoid damaging the roof and vents. They worked without any safety harnesses which was a...