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"As a small Interior Design Studio I have high expectations for the people who enter my clients homes and bring my projects to life. My Handyman was referred to me by a colleague and I couldn't have been more delighted! Not only is Trent extremely organized and efficient with his projects but as fast as they moved they never once cut corners! All of the crew was wonderful and very good at what they do. I've already hired them for another job and am looking forward to many more projects with them!"

"The project went very well. The roofing crew did an excellent job and I was very satisfied. I would highly recommend SRS Construction to anyone."

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"It is with a very heavy heart that I share this as I have shopped at Oakland Nursery for over 10 years and used various services including over $20K of work. Last year, I hired them for irrigation and sprinklers. The manager of irrigation left last fall for Colorado in the middle of my job. He had hired a sub to do it and I have had so many problems: left holes for kids to trip in, pummeled my fence, flooded my basement, planting grass in the wrong place, left a swamp. Although that sub is no longer there, they never hired another head of irrigation. They just used a guy that used to work for the previous head of irrigation (John). In order to solve the swamp issue, he sent a guy that wasn't a landscaper to dig up my sod and put dirt underneath. The previous head had recommended this in April but it wasn't done until months later, when the sun was too hot. It was a disaster and left a hazard as the grass was dying and pulling apart leaving large crevices. My daughter and I both twisted our ankles trying to get to the other side of the yard to water the veggies. They came and put hazard tape all around, ran my sprinklers around the clock and said no one could step on it for 4-6 weeks. I was left with almost half of my backyard that was unusable for a family reunion and two birthday parties. This was very costly to my family in the midst of COVID as we were planning to have these parties in the back yard. (They had also done 10K of work before this to plant a beautiful flower bed at the back of my yard that could no longer be seen because of the bright yellow hazard tape and tall weeds. They told me it couldn't even be mowed. I would have never consented to this if they told me it couldn't be walked on or mowed. When it was mowed 7 weeks later, there were holes, dead grass and a lot of bumps. They still haven't fixed this or even sent a boss to look at it. They send me bills with finance charges even though I paid before it was done. I already paid them $4100 for this service and they are charing me over $2K more b/c the head of irrigation did not put in writing what was a verbal agreement. There is no signed contract. I understand this is my fault but I trusted Oakland Nursery and John, the previous head of irrigation. This has been the worst professional experience of my life. I will no longer be using them and am hiring another company to fix it. I also have a lawyer who will now be communicating with them. My next email is to the Better Business bureau. I have never sued another company in my life, but sadly this is my next step if they continue to send me bills and don't correct the problems."

"Terrible. Tree needs to be replaced, since they didn't dig the tree into the ground. Instead, they threw soil over it and hoped it would grow. The root ball was showing and continues to show (thus tree needs to be replaced) Retaining wall they build also collapsed and fell over. Terrible company, terrible service, and waste of money. Please avoid them whatever you do...… You'll be glad you did!!"

"Worst after-the-sale customer service experience I've ever had! But it started out ok, so let's back up to the beginning... Great experience working with the designer (Brendan) to come up with a landscape plan. I had concerns about bushes and dormant plants being installed during the first week of March, with the likelihood of future freezes & snowfalls, but Brendan assured me by email that when the remaining plants were installed later in the season, they would "take a look to see if any of the perennials already planted did not emerge due to frost/moisture/any other issues and will replace those as well - likely we won't see any issues there." Remaining plants were installed before full emergence of the earlier plantings. Last step in the plan was for transplanting some existing hostas into the new bed, but they hadn't emerged yet. I asked & Brendan agreed that he should probably invoice for what had been completed to that point. That invoice was paid promptly. Hostas emerged mid-April, so I emailed Brendan a couple of times to let him know; and acknowledged their undoubtedly busy schedule. Finally transplanted the hostas myself. By then it was apparent that 6 of 14 brunnera were not going to emerge, and one of the spice bushes was very dead. One last email with those concerns. Never heard back from him. Finally, tried to call his office & the outgoing VM message stated that he was no longer with the company. And so the horrific customer experience began… No one in that company could be bothered to inform an existing customer, with an incomplete project, that her designer no longer worked there? I guess because the work done to date had been paid for, they just didn't care. Friday, 5/13, I reached Danny in the office and explained the situation with the plants. He said he'd check into it. To Danny's credit, he did call me back later that day - told me the new supervisor for that job was Max, and that he'd be calling me first thing Monday morning. By the following Friday, I'd heard from no one, called again, left another VM. Danny called, stating that they had a number of issues with Brendan's clients, and were very busy dealing with all of them. So professional... Nothing from anyone by 5/27. Left another VM, suggested that I would be willing to accept a refund for the dead and missing plants, if that was simpler for them. Received a voicemail from Danny that he'd previously sent the information on to Max, and that he'd also emailed him with that day's message. Crickets... 6/3: LVM requesting a substantive resolution to the issues, and suggested I might need to contact my credit card company to dispute the final charge for breach of contract. 6/7: finally a VM from Max Reiner. Upon callback, I was rudely informed that there was a spice bush in stock to replace the dead one, but he only had 3 brunnera in stock. And anyway, perennials are not covered under warranty - despite Brendan's assurances. ("He never should have told you that!") Conversation concluded with an offer to plant the new spice bush the following day, and a statement that he'd see what he could do about the brunnera. 6/10 @ noon: LVM for update about spice bush... That evening it had been planted, so called Max to thank him (not realizing it was his cell). Asked him to call on Monday re: brunnera. 6/17: called Max re: brunnera. Is he REALLY a VP? Very obnoxious. He's got 425 clients, can't get plant material, can't get parts for his trucks, can't get people to work for him (wonder why?!?), etc. We're out over $200 for plants I can't confirm were ever installed, because they never emerged - and he basically tells me I'm out of luck - they're not under warranty. "If they were on the invoice, they were planted." Also told me he has no interest in doing anything to help because of my attitude. It's been over a month, no one ever reaches out to me proactively, and I'm the one being difficult? Are you kidding me? Telling everyone I know to never use Oakland."