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Attention To Detail
Grain Valley, MO, 64029
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Attention to Detail was great until they recently missed an appointment for June 6th. I did have it set to be a 10 day interval, but updated that week in the allotted 3-day notice window to be moved up to June 6th. I did not hear from them, so I sent two texts to Christopher on Monday 6/9, and then another the morning of 6/10 asking him if he still wanted to handle my lawn. No responses on any of the (3) messages.
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This Pro's Story
Attention To Detail was started in 2024. I love working outdoors, and also helping people.
How many years have you been in landscaping business, and what inspired you to get started?
20
How does your work stand out from other lawn service companies in the area?
I pay close attention to every single detail, and want every client to be 100% happy with my work.
What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
just do research
What do you like most about the lawn care industry?
working outdoors
What areas do you mainly service?
Lee's Summit, Grain Valley, Blue Springs, Oak Grove, Independence
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Recent work history of completed mowings by Attention To Detail
Sorry I don't have a photo of the back yard. I will have a fence in the back by the time service starts (being installed next week). Looking for service to begin in early April. The last cut question is required, but this is the first mowing of the year. It was last mowed the week of Thanksgiving.
