Landscapers near Cleveland

“Great job with Billy and crew for tall weed and brush removal. Prompt and reasonable. Great cleanup and even included work that wasn't in the bid. Will definitely use them again.“

“Technician Tyler Fishbaugh was outstanding - polite, answered questions, and explained the treatment.“

“Did a great job.
Been in contact with Jamie and team. Will have them back out this fall for more landscape work!“

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“Wonderful place with a wide variety of plants and trees.. They have great prices and friendly service.. Installers were great as well very considerate of my yard and cleaned up all the mess ?.. I am so HAPPY with my new tree!!“

“They did a great job cleaning our yard and fence line. They cut down a big bush/tree in our yard and ground out the post. Left the area clean. Very happy with the service!“

“We've been using Odom's for several years and I truly can't imagine using anyone else at this point. Their customer service is top notch - they are beyond professional, friendly, respectful and extremely knowledgeable. Whether it's our yearly spring treatment or my freak out finding termite damage, they are tremendously helpful (and reassuring!). Highly, highly recommend using Odom's!!“

“As the President of an HOA, I have appreciated the partnership with Messenger’s. Landscaping and groundskeeping are a critical part of the value of each owners share of the community and Messenger’s care deeply about our property.

As with many HOAs, no single person owns the landscaping. It’s owned by everyone in its entirety. Our property gives the privilege to owners to plant in common areas, if they choose. Even when an individual owner chooses to plant something, the HOA owns it. We have policies and rules in place so everyone should know what is allowed and what is expected.

A recent negative post on this site for Messenger’s came from one of our owners and it’s important to clear up what happened. Messenger’s is contracted with the HOA and follows the landscaping policies and rules and regulations in place for our HOA. This member demanded Messenger’s pay them for some trimming that was unintentionally overdone or they would work to negatively impact Messenger’s business reputation. The Landscaping Committee along with myself, as President, insisted Messenger’s not pay for this as our policies make it clear all plantings are common HOA property and any unintentional issues are just unfortunate.

And as gardeners know, items grow back just as they have done in this case as seen in the pictures here. I understand this owner has a lovely area that they have maintained which is appreciated but understanding policies and rules is critical.

I recognize landscaping is emotional and the over emotional reaction by this owner is unfortunate. But taking to negative postings against Messenger’s is misguided since it was the Landscaping Committee and the Board President who directed Messenger’s. And Messenger’s, as a solid partner, follows that direction versus an individual owner who doesn’t own the plantings.“