Pro Lawn

Their workers perform complete unprofessional hack jobs on Photinia bushes and other landscaping to include cutting private bushes with authorization Stop by Signal Hill Subdivision and see. They just do whatever they please
Apr 1st, 2022

This is probably the best property maintenance company in Albuquerque. I hired them to take care of the apartment complex I used to work for and they have never had any issues like the other reviewers have claimed. Reliable, always on time, good quality of work and all the workers smile when doing they're work. Also three of the reviews came from the same person, I own a local business now and have had the same issues as these guys when a disgruntled worker gets fired for something stupid that they did. Choose these guys and you can't go wrong.
Sep 30th, 2019

Jul 26th, 2019

This company deserves no stars at all!! The owner treats her workers very badly and when they get injured she doesnt care and keeps resting them for days until you quit on your own. On top of that doesnt pay OT and makes it mandatory! Ridiculous and completely rude and inconsiderate !! She yells and creates a hostile working enviorment when she comes around to "check" on her employees... Does nothing but harrasses them. Sad.. I dont know how this company remains.
Mar 17th, 2017

Worst company to ever work for. The owner and supervisors make you ride and their trailer because it's "faster" to clean up after work and not caring about safety. One bit. Because of that I've fallen off riding on the trailer and was ran over by the trailer by one of my coworkers. When a employee called the supervisor to let her know what happened to me, she asked if they were going to finish on time...didn't ask if I was ok or anything. When trying to back to work for them, the owner and supervisor called me a ball of riot and refuses to take me back. Pretty sure they're legally suppose to give me my job back. They simply do not care about you at all. All they care about is themselves. Don't hire this selfless company.
Oct 12th, 2015