Business ProfileforCamphouse Country Landscaping, LLC

Proposal/Contract: Dated 5/1/2023 to provide and install 19 evergreens in an L shaped row.Proposal/Contract Total: $10,000. (Deposit was $5,000 + Second/final payment $5,175 = $10,175) The contract includes a one-year, one-time replacement warranty. Contract includes cobblestones that the landscaper failed to install. Contract includes new soil around root ***** that the landscaper claimed was a change order. Landscaper accidently cut a sprinkler line and claimed another change order. We requested a credit for the cobblestone and disputed the change orders. On 6/5/2023 landscaper issued a revised final invoice for $5,175 which we paid. Within three weeks one of the Green ***** Arborvitae (7'-8') was visibly brown and dying. We emailed and called the landscaper numerous times in July - October 2023 and also sent a letter to no avail. Landscaper finally came to inspect the dead evergreen on March 5, 2024. The landscaper said it was dead because of lack of water. I find this hard to believe as the other 18 evergreens in the row are not dead, and they received the same amount of water. Landscaper then stated he came on our private property multiple times, without our knowledge, to get soil samples to prove we did not water the one evergreen. ********** stated we must pay him the former disputed amount ($600) to replace the dead evergreen that is still under warranty. First, I am shocked that a business would trespass on private property. Second, I no longer trust the landscaper to replace the dead evergreen. I am seeking a refund of $525 to hire another landscaper to replace the dead evergreen. If need be, I can send the original proposal/contract, the final invoice #*****, bank statements showing I paid $10,175, copies of numerous unanswered emails and photos of the dead evergreen.