Company did not mow backyard for over four months. We rent a house out, and the previous tenants had autistic children and the gate to the backyard had to be locked. Despite our request, the company never coordinated with tenant to inform tenant when the mowers were coming so gate could be unlocked, or even knock on the door when they were there. In addition, after those tenants left, the gate was no longer locked, but the company failed to mow the back yard. When we called them and asked that they do what they were paid to do (and hadn't done in months), they insisted that it wasn't their job to gain access to the yard (apparently even if it's unlocked), and that if we wanted it mowed, they would charge us (again) for the service. Pretty frustrating, since we'd paid for the service for several months and never had it completed. I sort of understand with the failure to coordinate with tenant, as that is unusual, but the inability to open a gate to fulfill an obligation is ridiculous. The only answer from management should have been "oops, sorry, our mistake, we'll be out there tomorrow to mow it", not "sure, we'll mow it, as long as you pay us for it again". The number of excuses they trotted out was extraordinary, and the inability to fully complete their side of the deal caused us to immediately terminate their services.
There are some pluses to the service: they do show up reliably, and they do a decent job on the lawn as long as EVERYTHING is off the lawn, and their prices were reasonable. But this just left a bad taste in our mouth...
And unrelated, and maybe not even an issue, we had a credit card that was used at two places (this being one), and it was compromised. We got the new card, we used it at three places (this being one, the two others different than the other place we used with the first compromise), and it was compromised again. Our last card that we used wasn't compromised, and there have been a zillion breaches, but if you do end up using the service, I suggest paying attention to your credit card statements.