Prince Landscapes, LLC

Ian’s comment is completely absurd. What an odd meltdown. I don’t even know the guy. He called me demanding I give him a service for free. Yes, Ian, I do lots and lots of architectural work and yes, I am in demand. It’s impossible to service anyone by giving them a free service. Ian acted as if he was entitled to this, which was even more peculiar. He was so abrasive, loud and rude on the phone that I hung up on him after a 3 minute call. Pro tip— when your client steers a design of a landscape to what they want, you do it and get paid for it. When the client is on a particularly tight patio budget and tells you what they want and you do it, that’s success. That’s called success and it made the client that formerly owned Ian’s house very happy. See the photos be

John Prince is a joke. His company installed the patio at the home we purchased, so I asked the previous owners for his contact information to expand the existing patio as it was small and seemingly unfinished. I reached out to John inquiring about him expanding and finishing the project to which he responds immediately with, "unfortunately I now have to charge a consult fee" as he is "in such high demand, and is more of an architect now". As a business owner myself, his response is laughable. Doing business this way is a short term gain, John. Best of luck! I've posted a photo of the patio to show of his less than desirable work, which shows a cement edge as if they ran out of slate stones to finish the job. Update: I stumbled upon John's response to my honest review from two years ago

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