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Southview Design

2383 Pilot Knob Rd
St Paul, MN 55120 651-203-3000

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The only drawback I see to this group is that they charge $750 flat to... - Mar 05, 2022

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Pace Concrete Construction

9110 Rich Valley Blvd
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077 651-688-7628

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Been using Pace for over 20 years to provide landscape design, maintain in-ground... - Jan 26, 2022

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Wagner Sod Landscaping & Irrigation

8150 Courthouse Blvd
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077 651-457-6037

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We had tried and discarded several designers. Walker's designer, Chris, was... - Jan 16, 2016

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Winco Landscape

1848 50th St E #103
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077 651-455-3070

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Once you have chosen a company that can do the work well, price becomes your primary consideration. Our undercover shoppers found huge company-to-company price differences for the same jobs.

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Kermit the Frog once crooned “It’s Not Easy Being Green.” If you have a lawn, you can relate: It’s not easy keeping things green. Here's how to plot a course, whether you call in the pros or go it alone.

The proposals Checkbook's undercover shoppers get from lawn care services rarely agree on identification of weed species, presence of disease, need to correct soil acidity, and recommendations on core aeration.

Lawn care services work with different products and techniques, but the results they promise are similar. Companies usually offer customers a selection of “packages” that include specified treatment plans to take place over the course of a year.