Green Gloves Garden Center

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unfortunately when we communicated when we would be there to install the 3 cubes of brick, we arrived to a massive hole 2.5 feet deep and 200 sqft around at the base of the entrance to the new dock. The Land And Sea dock builder assured me that it would be filled in to the grade of patio before we got there. Wasn't filled in. What would have taken 4 tons of fine base took 13 tons of fine base and 3 separate trips to the concrete plant. After the third trip and returning to the job i pulled into Stockton dr to back up into the hole to dump the rest of the base, I was pleasantly greeted by a very unpleasant woman screaming and hollering at the dock crew and one of my helpers to move all the trucks into the street and stay off her property. I simply asked Janet Cody if she would like to talk to me, She comes over screaming and yelling at me about running over all her plants she so worked hard to plant. Initially I said she wasn't being very nice and could she please stop screaming at me. We then went on to look at her plants in the Stockton Dr "easement" of the road and nothing was damaged and I took pictures of everything to back up what I had found. There was a sign right on the edge of the road that would not allow for a vehicle to even run over the plants. The only plants that might have been driven on was a jasmine ground cover that is almost indestructible. she claims she had to remove (6 dozen plants). Yes 72 plants from these beds and wanted the dock builder and green gloves to pay for it. She never removed one plant. So we were not even here for a half a day to be greeted with this mess. We all moved our trucks and continued to work. and I took photos to document there was no damage. If i could post them here I would.I did not have Harry's phone number because I was hired by the dock builder, I only had an email to contact harry. I emailed Harry and He knew we were there all day as did the dock builder and neither party ever communicated the grade of the patio. I called the dock builder and discussed the grade asking if a 6" step is acceptable. Which he agreed and said that would be fine. I also communicated how much base this job was needing as the hole they left us to fill in wasn't even disclosed. The only thing that was given to me was a few pictures and a diagram of the layout of the patio which had no indication of the grade of the patio and that Harry wanted the patio to be the same grade as the road to the dock. That was never once disclosed. Heck we even made sure that the walkway was in the exact same line as the dock. Bet you didn't even notice that Harry! So the homeowner who hired Land and Sea, the Owner of Land and Sea and the Forman for Land and Sea all knew we were on site prepping the area for brick. We didn't start laying brick until 3 pm that day and not one of these guys came to us to stress the importance of the grade that Harry Wanted. No harry you did not.I agreed to come back out to repair or fix and I made communication with the dock builder and Harry to let them know I'm going to be on site. Dock builder never showed up or communicated he wouldn't be there or call and harry replied back to my email stating he couldn't be available. Not once did Harry Say anything about the importance up the grade he wanted.Would have been so easy to explain the grade on the diagram you furnished in the beginning and in an email or even call me Harry to tell me that that was how you wanted it done. Not once did you call me. I'm pretty sure when I communicated with you the first time, you told me to talk to the dock builder as he was the one who hired me and to deal with him directly. So this could have all been avoided if there was more communication on your part. I was there twice and the second I was there I removed about 100 sqft a brick to create a subtle ramp to the dock, damned if I was going to go back 3 time. As for pile of dirt, we had to add 10 tons in the hole. Not remove or dump.

Too bad I can’t post photos on google to show that there was no damage done to one plant. And after posting this bad review I have photos of 4 bags of debris she put in those beds to cover her tracks two weeks later. There’s no way she removed one single plant. And the area she claims she owns is clearly an easement for the neighboring houses on the street. She basically held the dock builder hostage over something that never happened. Janet I hope that one day you will loose sleep over the scandal you’ve created and trying to play one over on 14 neighboring homeowners