All Steps Covered Tree Service

Don’t use them under any pretext. Their unprofessionalism, dishonesty, and complete absence of trustworthiness is not worth whatever lower price they might initially give you compared to other companies. In short: we are more than a month after the end of the job, Oliver and his crew have been paid in full for a long while, and we are left with - A big pile of leftover wood that’s probably worth $500 removing, - Numerous broken promises on when that wood would be removed, - $100 extra on the bill that was announced the day before the job started, - A broken deck rail neither Oliver nor his crew did not have the decency to tell us about, - A loose telephone cable that Oliver and his crew “retightened” by tucking it under our yard fence (again we were not told about this at all and only realized it after the fact), - Hours spent trying to get Oliver to complete the job by removing the wood from our front yard, - A very bad and stressful overall experience - … In long: Our experience very much resembles that Matt H. describes in his review. It all started feeling rusty when Oliver increase the original quote by $100 the day before the job was planned. On that same day, he told us the payment method we agreed upon would not work and that we had to make last minute adjustments to pay him, ideally in cash. At the end of day one, he told us someone would have to be at home on day two to pay the dump truck because he did not have the liquidity to do it, something we never agreed upon, and that started to seem very fishy. He agreed we could pay him with Zelle and he would then take care of the dump truck as he should have anyways. But then this was not enough and, on day two, he got us involved in the middle of our workday with paying the dump truck anyways. In the end, he tricked us into paying him the full amount before the job was fully done by asking me money via Zelle, and asking my wife who was at home to write a check to the dump truck driver. After this, we were actually $50 over the initially agreed price. He went to get cash but came back with only $40 saying “this was the best he could do”. Really, how can you reasonably run a business with jobs paying in the thousands and be so strapped for liquidities that you are $10 close to bankruptcy? Obviously, he was just trying to get more money from us, however little, by any means possible. Last but not least, he left without removing the last big pile of wood, saying he would come back at the latest two days later (Thursday) to finish the job (remember, he’s already been paid in full and more at this point). On Thursday, nothing. We send a reminder. He says he will come Friday. Friday, oh surprise, his truck “unexpectedly” has to go to the garage. He promises he will be there on the next business day. Monday nothing. Promises he will get the job done soon. I’ll spare you the countless excuses we’ve received since then. A month later, the wood is still there, and it is really starting to feel like he planned it all from the start hoping we would get tired, hire somebody else to remove that last big pile of wood, and that in the process, he could steal a little more money from us again.