Millersburg Valley Landscaping LLC
About us
Built on a Foundation of Quality Service & Customer Satisfaction Millersburg Valley Landscaping (MVL) is an award-winning, family-owned and operated landscaping business founded in 2003 by Evan and Tamara Tennenbaum. At MVL, we pride ourselves on our excellent craftsmanship, personalized customer service, and our ability to furnish all your landscaping needs from start to finish. MVL has an extensive offering of services for residential, municipal and commercial projects including; design services, stonework, earthwork, erosion construction, plantings, water features, arborist services and much more. From the initial plans and proposals to the completion of your landscaping project, we’re confident that the way we change your landscape will exceed your expectations. The Customer Always Comes First At MVL, the customer always comes first. We will work with you to arrange your ideas into a unified plan that creates a landscape that reflects your tastes and accommodates your lifestyle while respecting the context and constraints of the surrounding environment. Having expanded our business from a small lawn and garden company to an award-winning landscaping business, our vast range of knowledge, experience and professionalism sets us apart. We welcome the opportunity to earn your trust and deliver the best landscape service in Columbia.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Millersburg Valley Landscaping offers design and installation services for commercial and residential customers.. We offer computer generated designs proposed with cost estimates for each individual element. All landscapes are installed professionally and guaranteed. We proudly stand by the high quality of material used and workmanship provided.
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
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Step 1. Removed old porch (18?6? x 5?0?) which was falling away from the sides of house and had broken corners due to the fill settling over the years. Discovered 18" - 24" gaps underneath when removed and only one piece of re-bar held the porch in place to the house at one interior corner.
Step 2. Excavated hardscape area and removed designated old landscape plants.
Step 3. Created new hardscape patio (18?6?x16?0?) plus steps to three different access points. Added entry stoop to front door to prevent potential falls as requested. Created steps for accessing play area in the yard for our grandchildren to enjoy. Created steps with downcast lighting to access front sidewalk. Added a 12-stone permanent bench. Used landscape blocks, 1" rock base, sand base, tumbled stone pavers, and finished with two applications of polymeric joint sand. Used landscape glue in places where it is appropriate to help hold material together.
Step 4. Removed old stone steps to driveway and healed in living plants for transplanting later.
Step 5. Excavated and created 12 steps with low voltage lighting for stairway to driveway. Construction materials included Red Cedar treated pine timbers, black ground cloth, sand base, flagstones and rainbow rock fill.
Step 6. Relocated living plants. Added new fill dirt and removed all construction debris from site. Seeded and strawed fill areas.
Scope of work completed on February 26, 2016.
Photo record documenting the project is available for review at the following URL: http://four921.com/hardscape.html
"The fence in question was a small part of the overall job. It was built to hide the air conditioning unit and compost bin and was on a steep grade. In order to be cost effective and use the same length of boards we built the fence so that it stepped up consistently with the grade. We thought this was acceptable to the customer at the time. The stone steps, stone wall, tie boxes and tie steps with stone inserts which constituted 90% of the job were perfectly level and the pictures we used of this job on our facebook page and website got us several other jobs. https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=796500043748455&id=202872253111240 www.mvlservices.com We do not understand what the customer means when he says work was left unfinished except that we had to come back to add topsoil and compost to the tie boxes because the job was completed in December and that material was not available at that time. When we completed this task the customer asked for a proposal to do more tie work which makes this review even that much more surprising. As for the pieces left from demolition that were not hauled away we had saved some stones that are weathered fieldstone that the customer was going to use at a later date. We would have gladly hauled them away had we been asked to. We hope that Angie's List members will look at our past high scores for quality and professionalism the past several years, especially with receiving the Super Service Award in 2014 and take the content of this review for what it's worth. https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=796500043748455&id=202872253111240"
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