Cruz Green Planet Landscaping

I have been retained by [redacted] to respond to the letter my client received from your office dated August 28, The letter written in response to my Client’s complaint is a fabrication and in no way accurately reflects the events that occurred over the months my clients were in contract with Cruz Green Planet Landscaping LLC (hereinafter “Cruz LLC”).On December 31, 2014, Mr [redacted] entered into a contract with Cruz LLC(See attached Exhibits A and B)The contract stated that Cruz LLC would begin work on the patio the first week of JanuaryMr [redacted] was to give $1,to Cruz LLC upon delivery of the materials, approximately half of the cost for the attached material quote(See attached Exhibit C)Cruz LLC agreed to complete the project for $4, The contract was signed by Cruz LLC’s agent [redacted] .Mr [redacted] waited all week for Cruz LLC to begin the job, but the company never called or showedMr***, believing he had a contract, continued to call Cruz LLC but was told that they were too busyFinally, Blanca C***, the owner of the company, agreed to meet with Mr [redacted] on April 10, At that time, MsC [redacted] ratified the work order affirming their original agreement (See Exhibit B and D) However, she indicated that Mr [redacted] would need to pay an additional $to complete the project because it was bigger than she expected it to beMr [redacted] verbally agreed to the $additional cost.Once again, the company never showedFor the next three months, Mr [redacted] was continually dismissed on the phone by Cruz LLCThis caused Mr [redacted] anxiety as he felt he was unable to solicit another company’s service or complete the project due to the written agreementFurthermore, he never knew if he would have contractors in his yard.On July 29,2015, Mr [redacted] wrote a certified letter to Cruz LLC indicating that he was terminating the contract(See Exhibit E)In response, on or about August 2015, Blanca C [redacted] came to Mr***'s residence around 9:pmShe brought her juvenile son, and a man in his 20s brought whom Mr [redacted] believed was there to intimidate himAlthough the visit was inappropriate MsC**z was somewhat rational in the discussionHowever, the year old man began to act threatening so Mr [redacted] and his wife retreated to the inside of their home.The statements that Cruz LLC made in their response alleging that Mr [redacted] tried to modify the contract are fabricationsThe attached documentation clearly sets forth the scope of the agreementThe only terms renegotiated were the price by Blanca C***It is obvious that Cruz LLC never ordered the supplies in January or April as they were never delivered to my Client's property.Mr***'s sole motivation for reporting Cruz LLC to the Revdex.com is so other people will be put on notice of the company's business practicesMr [redacted] lost the use and enjoyment of his property for over eight months while Cruz LLC refused to comply with the agreementHe has since hired a new company, and the new contractor, which cost my client an additional $1,500.00.I appreciate your time and consideration in this matterPlease contact me if you are in need of additional information.Sincerely, [redacted] ***cc: Client

To Whom It May Concern:I am writing this letter on behalf of the owner and operator of Cruz Green Planet Landscaping, in Hilliard, Ohio. I wish to present our version of the dispute which has arisen between my company and [redacted].On December 31, 2014, we entered into an agreement with...

Mr. [redacted] to build a paver patio at his residence. This agreement covered 400 square feet of paver patio including steps and the excavation of sod and sprinkler heads.However, when my foreman partner, Oliver G[redacted], went to Mr. [redacted] to obtain payment for the materials, he was informed by Mr. [redacted] that Mr. [redacted] was materiallychanging the terms of our agreement by adding some additional square footage and other changes which had never been previously discussed or agreed to. We next informed Mr.[redacted] that we would be happy to perform this additional work but only if he was willing to pay us for the additional labor and materials for the work which he was adding to thecontract.Mr. [redacted] flatly refused. He informed us that if we wanted to be paid, that we must do all of this additional work for the previously agreed contract price, and that wewould need to absorb ALL of the additional costs in labor and materials. This was never agreed upon and we informed him so. Consequently, we told him that we could eitherlimit our participation to what was agreed upon on the initial contract or we would simply walk away from the job as we did not wish to be compelled to file a lawsuit in order to bepaid (particularly when he refused to sign an additional work order).Consequently, we concluded that we had an illusory contract with an individual who was attempting to manipulate our company in order to get something for nothing.I hope that this clearly explains the problem, as he next took this issue to the [redacted]l who declined to force us to submit to Mr. [redacted]'s manipulations (headmitted to the [redacted] that he had added on to the contract initially agreed upon).Very truly yours,[redacted].cc: [redacted]

I have been retained by [redacted] to respond to the letter my client received from your office dated August 28, 2015. The letter written in response to my Client’s complaint is a fabrication and in no way accurately reflects the events that occurred over the 8 months my clients were in contract with Cruz Green Planet Landscaping LLC (hereinafter “Cruz LLC”).On December 31, 2014, Mr. [redacted] entered into a contract with Cruz LLC. (See attached Exhibits A and B). The contract stated that Cruz LLC would begin work on the patio the first week of January. Mr. [redacted] was to give $1,000.00 to Cruz LLC upon delivery of the materials, approximately half of the cost for the attached material quote. (See attached Exhibit C). Cruz LLC agreed to complete the project for $4,000.00.  The contract was signed by Cruz LLC’s agent [redacted].Mr. [redacted] waited all week for Cruz LLC to begin the job, but the company never called or showed. Mr. [redacted], believing he had a contract, continued to call Cruz LLC but was told that they were too busy. Finally, Blanca C[redacted], the owner of the company, agreed to meet with Mr. [redacted] on April 10, 2015. At that time, Ms. C[redacted] ratified the work order affirming their original agreement (See Exhibit B and D).  However, she indicated that Mr. [redacted] would need to pay an additional $500.00 to complete the project because it was bigger than she expected it to be. Mr. [redacted] verbally agreed to the $500.00 additional cost.Once again, the company never showed. For the next three months, Mr. [redacted] was continually dismissed on the phone by Cruz LLC. This caused Mr. [redacted] anxiety as he felt he was unable to solicit another company’s service or complete the project due to the written agreement. Furthermore, he never knew if he would have contractors in his yard.On July 29,2015, Mr. [redacted] wrote a certified letter to Cruz LLC indicating that he was terminating the contract. (See Exhibit E). In response, on or about August 3 2015, Blanca C[redacted] came to Mr. [redacted]'s residence around 9:00 pm. She brought her juvenile son, and a man in his 20s brought whom Mr. [redacted] believed was there to intimidate him. Although the visit was inappropriate Ms. C**z was somewhat rational in the discussion. However, the 20 year old man began to act threatening so Mr. [redacted] and his wife retreated to the inside of their home.The statements that Cruz LLC made in their response alleging that Mr. [redacted] tried to modify the contract are fabrications. The attached documentation clearly sets forth the scope of the agreement. The only terms renegotiated were the price by Blanca C[redacted]. It is obvious that Cruz LLC never ordered the supplies in January or April as they were never delivered to my Client's property.Mr. [redacted]'s sole motivation for reporting Cruz LLC to the Revdex.com is so other people will be put on notice of the company's business practices. Mr. [redacted] lost the use and enjoyment of his property for over eight months while Cruz LLC refused to comply with the agreement. He has since hired a new company, and the new contractor, which cost my client an additional $1,500.00.I appreciate your time and consideration in this matter. Please contact me if you are in need of additional information.Sincerely,[redacted]cc: Client