All Things Outdoors

All Things Outdoor did an outstanding job on our driveway from start to finish. Their pricing was very fair and transparent. They showed up exactly when they said they would and stayed on schedule throughout the entirety of the project. I would highly recommend them.

Unprofessional. Do not communicate well and workers do not speak any English. Shows up unannounced taking back firewood that was pad for after worker mistakenly leaves too much. Will go out of my way to tell everyone to avoid this company. What a shame

I enjoyed working with All Things Outdoors and the crew that updated my yard. They were very accommodating when I asked for some changes in the scope of work. They also were quick to correct anything that wasn’t quite right. Very affordable and good quality. I enjoy coming home after work and enjoy walking the yard and admiring the nice plantings, smooth lawn, the river rock on each side of my home. I’ll even sometimes turn on the sprinkler system in test mode just to admire the water whether it’s a broad cast or a small bed being sprinkled. Ever since they installed the outdoor lighting I have walked out at night and admire my home from the street. Their ideas guidance of what would work best really turned out very nice and it gives me great joy and peace. Thank you All Things Outd

These jerks hit my kids basketball hoop and left their truck there while they worked. Never said a word to anyone about it. Nice to know we have dishonest workers cutting our neighbors lawn. Update: instead of offering to take responsibility for the damage they caused. They are now threatening to enforce Marshall code of having the basketball net hanging 2 ft into the road. This company's owner is despicable to say the least.

I reached out for a quote on a walkway from the back of my house to the driveway, an in-ground pool, and a retaining wall around my mulch bed. The guy came out, spoke with my wife, and mentioned a septic tank in the backyard—something that would supposedly make the pool a bad idea. However, I live in a new development, and if we had a septic tank, I’m sure Lennar would have informed us. When I followed up about the quote and asked about widening my driveway, he told me I’d need HOA approval. The issue? Our neighborhood is so new that the HOA hasn’t even been handed over to the residents yet. Overall, it felt like a complete waste of time. I expected better communication and more knowledgeable service. ----------- In response to your comment: It’s interesting that you chose to twist my wor