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"They did not use cedar boards but used fir boards Did not clean up after wards"

"Sergio came the next day I called to give me a quote and was able to fit me into his schedule the next week. We had 3 huge pines come down an made 3 giant piles My husband , son, an another man cut up trees and limbs and made 3 gigantic piles of limbs ect. I was afraid my husband was going to try burning the piles during burning season along with taking the neighborhood with them so decided to search for someone to haul them off an clean up. Sergio his brother and a friend worked SO HARD but was able to get it all into a couple trailers and a pickup and took away in a day an one half. The price was well worth all the clean up and getting rid of all the limbs ect. I felt so relieved after and impressed on how clean they left my property. I highly recommend them. THANK YOU SERGIO , HIS BROTHER AND FRIEND. A VERY NICE AND HARD WORKING POLITE GROUP OF GENTLEMEN. Ps it took made 4 hours total. They worked hard non stop each day. Worked several hours one day an came back next day to fin"

"I am elderly and have had dishonest people, but Joo's is clearly honest. Excellent job, fast, hard working, completed just as requested. Courteous, knowledgeable, honest, reasonable charge. Recommend with no reservation. He brought his own equipment and crew. Discussed bigger jobs below to starting in the fall. He offered suggestions and processes. Jobs such as: A gravel parking strip, pea gravel wheelchair garden walkway, fence staining, install picket fence to section off the raised beds. I arranged for routine service. "

"He was reliable. Did an excellent work. He was a hard working person and he knows what he was doing. He does landscaping since he was young. He was honest and very good at what he does. The price was in-between, but the quality was at the highest end. He was good at communicating. He would give you and excellent product and he guarantees that you'll be satisfied with his work."

"They were very nice and they cleaned up everything. They also took care my front yard and the stone."

"I had big plans for my back yard and initially thought I could do most of the work myself, despite not being a fan of yard work. I wanted a new patio with walkway around the house, to remove most of my lawn and replace it with other plantings, and eventually get a cover for my deck. Well, after a couple years of chipping away at it, and then a pandemic, I decided it was finally time to just hire professionals. In May I met with Phil from GrassRoots to go over my current yard and my vision of what I was looking to do, he offered many great suggestions (including using stamped concrete instead of paver stones for the patio and path). We went back and forth over the design details, taking our time to get things right (after all, I was in no hurry). He let me know that the work would be done in phases, each time squeezing between their other jobs. He hands me off to Tim who oversaw the work. Starting in mid-October the demo team cleared out the existing lawn to prep in the first day. A week later the team came out and spent two days laying the gravel base and installing the retaining walls for the concrete pour. Two weeks later the concrete team poured and stamped the concrete, and then removed the retaining walls a couple days after that. At that point the softscape team showed up and blew in the dirt, installed the new sod, and got really excited showing me the plantings they picked out as they placed them in their pots around the yard to get my okay with where they had arranged everything. A few days later the carpenters showed up to install the new deck cover, which looks absolutely stunning! After the first rain, I noticed that the runoff from the deck cover was splattering the fresh bark they had installed, so they came out and added some decorative gravel there to catch the rain. All in all, it was a fantastic experience and I'm so glad I finally decided to go with the professionals on this project. I'm looking forward to the spring when everything starts to grow, and in a few years when the bushes fill in."