De Luca & Hartman Inc., Building & Landscape Maintenance, LawnCare Professionals

Most snow removal companies are just in business to make money, Deluca and Hartman removes snow like it owes them money and is 6 months past due on rent. As soon as a lot has snow to push, they show up and take care of business, with a vengeance. Its almost like they're mad that snow would even dare to land on a lot they service. If you have a high traffic area that needs to be kept free of snow and ice around the clock, this is the company for you!

Very appreciative of your hard work and quality work past 2 days in my parking lot at Whole Foods. Mark the cart guy here. If you're ever looking for help and dont mind training a quick learner you know where I am. Our cars our tires are now safe because of all of you. Thank you!

To say I strongly recommend this company is a vast understatement! Top notch, stellar organization. They have been my preferred vendor for all my REIT properties here in WI. Paul treats every dollar in my budget as if it was his own. He is a creative mastermind and is an active presence on every project, ensuring quality and excellence is the standard operating procedure. The caliber of Paul and his crews is immeasurable.

Just saw one of their pickup trucks try to side swipe a sedan in retaliation for cutting them off during rush hour traffic. Knowing nothing else about this company, I wouldn't work with them for this one reason. They were directly behind me and he showed no regard for the safety of everyone around him, least of all for the young woman behind the wheel of the sedan. Be human and show a little kindness and the world will be a better place.

This morning during the snowstorm at approximately 11:30 a.m. I was leaving a business that they were clearly responsible for snow removal. I noticed one of their vehicles pushing snow in the parking lot and I positioned my vehicle so that both of our vehicles would in fact pass each other on the left just as we would be driving down the road and effectually steering well away from the plow truck. As I approached the exit of the parking lot the plow truck began to veer toward me in my direction and seemingly did not make any attempt to stop. He proceeded to lay on his horn for an extended period of time as if to say something was my fault. I only hope that there were cameras in the business parking lot that would testify to the fact that it was otherwise. As I left the parking lot and I ap