Northwest Landscape Services

Not supposed to put weed killer BY someone's vegetable plant. Learn to read instructions. Trim small pine bushes wrong. Supposed to 'candle' ends, not use hedge trimmer on. That kills ends, won't grow back. Learn to trim bushes the right way. Deep ruts in lawns, mower used is too heavy. Too much blower use. Trims shrubs wrong, leaves sharp ends. I would rate this company no more than 2.5 out of 10.

This company is in charge of the landscaping in our apartment complex. Every Tuesday they park in front of my garage. I asked the guys on site, called the office several times and all I asked that they would leave a number to call on the truck in case I need them to move instead of chasing them around throughout the complex. The office ensured me they would but nothing has changed. The guys even parked in my assigned parking spot before and when I asked them to move, they told me no. I don’t know how this company receives their referrals but the guys on site are rude, unprofessional and unwilling to comply. Bare in mind I told them it’s ok if they block my garage, all I asked for was a contact number. I’m done asking and playing nice at this point.

One of the least capable grounds services we have ever encountered. These clowns have sprayed weedkiller on our flowers and vegetables, as well on neighbors plants. Thanks for killing the plants, you clueless fools. They leave weeds and crabgrass growing. Their pruning jobs damage what they hack. If a NEGATIVE REVIEW could be given we would rate them minus 10.

Easily the worst landscaping company I have ever seen. Only hire them if you want your neighborhood actively destroyed. They are extremely disrespectful of the community and our property/vehicles. A list of issues we have had throughout the neighborhood is: killing of decorative vegetation via careless herbicide use and directly spraying herbicides onto residents and their children enjoying our park, displacement of mulch paid for by individual residents via leaf blowers and weed whackers resulting in debris impacting and landing all over vehicles and requiring replacement of mulch paid for out of our own pockets, and leaf blowing debris directly into vehicles as you drive through the neighborhood pelting the car and the driver through their open windows even when the operator sees the

Northwest Landscape Services had recently been hired for landscaping maintenance for my relatively small but new neighborhood (Urban Oaks in Vancouver, WA). Among other things, they were hired to mow and maintain the homeowners' lawns as well as the small neighborhood park. In the 2.5 weeks that they were servicing our neighborhood, they did more damage than if the properties had been entirely neglected. The biggest problem was that they killed about 50% of the grass in every single lawn, the park, and the surrounding landscaping. Although their intentions were good (to spray and remove clover), upon spraying, every patch of grass that was sprayed is now dead. The park and all the lawns are now an eyesore. What used to be a selling point that kept the neighborhood home values up now has be