WALLSCAPES

My neighbor is a widow this company does a horrible job piles of clippings are left all through her yard never trims the areas she can't see from the window and blows all her leaves and clippings into my yard. I approached him and said your blowing all the clippings into my yard. His response So!! There are good company's out there this is NOT one of them.

My retaining wall collapsed after some heavy rain. One reason it collapsed is because my sump pump pushes water out behind the wall and my downspout fed water there as well...and that plumbing to the street was broken. So I needed the wall rebuilt and the drainage out to the street fixed. Bob was quick to respond to my request for a quote. He came out to my house a couple days later to assess the damage and provided me a quote shortly thereafter. I did get a few other quotes for the work but wallscapes was the best. After I provided a down payment, they were able to schedule my job in just a couple of weeks. Every other company told me it would be months, but Bob made my job a priority because it was a landslide. Even with a man down, they were able to keep the schedule. Once they started, it took them two days to complete the rebuild, including re-routing my downspout extension for easier access and fixing the plumbing from the pump to the street. The new wall is very well built and won't be going anywhere in any time soon. I couldn't be happier with the service I got from wallscapes.

Our retaining wall, steps and sidewalk turned out beautifully. We had the original concrete block wall and sidewalk replaced. Our new wall and walkway look amazing. Bob Henderson, the owner, was meticulous in building the wall, steps and sidewalk with attention to detail and was always open and straightforward in communicating with us about start dates and any other concerns that we had. We would highly recommend him to anyone that is looking to have a retaining wall, steps or walkway replaced or built.

The new contractor found that "Wallscapes" had not used Geogrid and did not backfill with gravel, which is standard practice to hold back the earth, and to promote drainage. So, we had to spend another $5000 to repair.

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