Green Acres Landscaping, Inc.

Worst Landscaper in Georgia.A complete waste of time & money. Hire anybody but him!

I built my home on The Chattahoochee River and started using Green Acres soon after I moved in. Coming from a commercial real estate background, I knew that I wanted a dependable, courteous and knowledgeable landscape contractor to handle my design and maintenance requirements. Green Acres has come through for me for many years. Their design, implementation and maintenance is best in class and I have referred them to many clients and friends over the years. Gibby Thrift Commerical Broker Phoenix Advisory Group

Green Acres does high end work. They complete jobs with excellence, and their before/after transformations are phenomenal. If you want serious work on your home or estate, be sure to get Green Acres to do your 'soup to nuts' project. They'll design it, execute it, and add value with driveways, water features, lighting you name it. I'd recommend them all day long.

Green Acres has always been a pleasure to work with and their professional services are top-notch. They came in and fixed a drainage problem in the yard in the house I grew up in and fixed up some cosmetic damage. From then on it has never looked better. This was a selling point in the home once it was on the market and allowed us to stand out in our neighborhood. Thank you Green Acres!

Poor irrigation service, cluttered plants and slow communication. We spent plenty of money with Green Acres last year for a complete landscaping job, including sod, plants and irrigation. After the fact, they admitted that they were new in the irrigation space, and had contracted the work out in the past. They installed an irrigation controller that would satisfy a small city (48+ zones), and then 3 months later they told me it was too big and replaced it with a smaller model --- yet no credit for the initial monster controller. After the irrigation installation, which we all agreed would be fed by a well, they told me I needed a $500 sand filter. After reviewing their work, they agreed to re-arrange some plants, but of course, that has to wait until the fall. The zoysia sod is nice,