360, LLC

Justin and his team at LLC, out of* SC do some awesome work Great group of guys! They knocked out a retaining wall for my wife and I in three days and it's beautiful I walked out my back door to a hill on Monday, and a flat yard by the end of the week

Lawn Care a selfish company that continues to trespass ** to property besides the one they are contracted to do business with
A company with no respect for others is Lawn Care a.k.a LLC, principal owner Brandon G***He has a crew of workers that continue to trespass ** to our property each and every time they are completing a contract for our neighbor's property They have even come on to our property in front of us and while we were out tending to our propertyThey were told to stay off of our property not only verbally but pointed to our signs on our said property that clearly displays "No Trespassing" signs
We have placed a call to the owner, MrG*** and left word about the said problem with the young woman who answered the phone, but have yet to have our call returnedThe company is extremely disrespectful and thoughtless in that they continue to use a riding lawn mower in a very tight spot with no bag attached to mower
The cut grass from the neighbors

In September 2016, I contracted with Lawn (Justin G***) to put in an irrigation system for an acre with a wellThe quote for this was $7760.00, which was paid 10/The entire process took at least three weeksThey attempted to "boost" the water pressure by connecting an auxiliary pump to my well pump, which resulted in sucking the water out of my house so that there was not enough to flush a toiletAn electrician showed up at my house one afternoon, stating that he had received a call for my address, but I had no idea why, only to learn later that he had been called by to help attach this "booster." On 10/21, realizing that this booster was not going to work, I paid Darby W*** $to remove my yo 1/HP pump and install a HP pump to increase the water pressureI have since been advised by two other irrigation companies that the system has too many rotors to zones and the valve box is too far from the zones in the very back of my yardThis explains why the water pressure is so low in those back zonesThe quote I received from *** to split the zones in my backyard from zones of rotors to zones of rotors is $After my irrigation system was "finished," I discovered that the electric line that went from my house to an outdoor lantern had been severedBetween me, a neighbor and two men hired ($300) to help us dig, we managed to reconnect that lineIn May 2017, I sent this email to Justin G***: "Since the irrigation system was put in, I have discovered that what I thought was a sprinkler head leaking is really a water hole secondary to a section (about a foot) missing from the French drain on my side yardAlso, last fall, I participated in a digging expedition to locate the two ends of the cord for my outside light postSince it comes on in the dark, I hadn't noticed right away that it was off, but once I tried replacing the bulb, and it didn't come on, I figured that the cord had been cutFortunately, after some digging, we found the two ends and it was fixedNow, I am working on getting the French drain fixed." I never received a response, and I wasn't surprisedAfter the installation process was over, I really did not want to do anymore business with LawnHowever, I sent this email because I wanted to advise MrGreen what had been left undoneOne of his employees had mentioned to me that he had been instructed to do some things to "cut costs"; it was later that I realized he must have been alluding to the number of rotors to zonesI do not know whether the cost of this sprinkler system was competitive, and now I greatly regret that I did not vet the company betterI suspect that Lawn had had little experience with putting in irrigation systems with wellsMrGreen did do me the courtesy of coming to my house to help "bleed" the lines so that water might return to itHe did apologize for the trash that his employees left in my yardWhat I heard and often was "Make this woman (i.enot customer) happy," and so I knew what label I likely received regarding my complaintsThese complaints included the number of times I received texts at work asking me to open my garage door or the times when I was in the shower and someone came and turned my water off at the well with no prior notificationTechnicians did not necessarily arrive on the days I was told they would be there, eitherIronically, it was the retired male neighbor who helped me dig up the wiring to my outdoor lantern and fix some of my sprinkler heads who commented to me "You know why they did this to you? Because you are a woman." I don't know this, but I have since spent $800+ attempting to fix the irrigation system that I have