
All Seasons Lawn Care
About us
Since 2002 All Seasons has served the greater Knoxville area providing exceptional landscape services with great pride, professionalism and strong Christian values. We are family owned and operated with Ryan holding a Associates Degree in Turfgrass Management from Walters State Community College in Morristown Tennessee. We also attend continuous training from the University of Tennessee and John Deere landscapes on a yearly basis to continue to stay on top of the latest trends in the landscape industry. We employ high trained individuals who hold certifications in Tennessee state pesticide Charter and spray licenses and also certified in Backflow Testing and Repairs. All Seasons maintains some of Knoxville most prestigious landscapes and would love to maintain yours today!
Business highlights
Services we offer
Lake Front, Landscaping – Hardscaping & Pavers, Lighting. Lawn & Yard Work. Lawn Fertilization & Treatment. Lawn Irrigation. Leaf Removal. Mulch & Topsoil
Amenities
Free Estimates
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Wonderful!! They just show up when the grass needs attention.
Another worry taken off of my shoulders.
care for our new house. I called All Seasons (on a recommendation from the
previous home owner) and asked them to come out and provide me with an
estimate. Lee and Ryan came out to the house to take a look, and gave me a
quote of $40 to mow, trim and blow our yard.
The first and second mowing looked great (could be that it
hadn’t been mowed in way too long).
However, the quality began to decline rapidly. I called Lee to complain
that one area of our lawn was showing ruts from their tractor. He said that
they didn’t have many options, but that he would talk to the crew. The next
time they came out, they mowed it the same way and made it worse.
While this was happening, our sprinkler system stopped working.
I asked Lee to come take a look at it, so he sent Ryan out. He was unable to
locate all the stations or get the system working. He told us the main box was
broken ($250) and charged us for an $85 service call. I got a second opinion.
The irrigation company came out, identified a broken line
and fixed it. They also got the system working the same day without replacing
the box (which was not faulty after all).
When I called Lee and suggested that he consider using the
$85 service charge to cover our outstanding balance of $80 since they didn’t
get the job done, he told me to, “take that $80 and stick it where the sun
don’t shine.” He proceeded to tell me how I’d been nothing but a pain and that
he hoped never to hear from me again. That won’t be a problem. Too bad we’d
already sent the check in for our last payment.
Needless to say, our relationship has ended. As a consumer,
I don’t think I don’t think I asked too much from All Seasons. I just hope
someone reads this review and decides to look elsewhere for their lawn care and
irrigation needs.
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