Artificial Grass Installers in Tucker

“Chris Noonan really listened to my concerns about our drainage issues and created a thoughtful plan that both addresses the problem and beautifully refreshed our landscaping. Our project manager, Alex (Sensitive Information Hidden), with Santiago, and the crew did an outstanding job bringing it to life. They were responsive, professional, hardworking, and very accommodating when I had a few additional modifications during installation. I especially appreciated their clear communication, including pictures and updates throughout the process. The team truly cared about the quality of the work, and it shows in the final result. I'm so happy with how everything turned out and would highly recommend them.”

“We had our backyard hill slope and the area next to our patio landscaped by Michaelangelo’s. There were several stages of the project. First, we met with landscape architect Bruce Holliday to discuss what our needs and expectations were. In addition to planting various trees, flowers and bushes, we also wanted the following: 1A low border wall separating the backyard grass from the bottom of the sloped hill. 2Steps leading from the bottom of the hill to the top (to be able to carry light yard debris up into the woods beyond the top of the hill). 3A meandering path up the slope to allow disposal of additional yard debris via wheelbarrow. Bruce then submitted his initial design, which called for gray slate chips to be used as the surface for the wheelbarrow path. He also added 4 short rock boulder walls to frame the curves of the wheelbarrow path for a better visual appearance. The low border wall (about 24” tall) at the bottom of the hill would have a concrete block foundation with stone wall pieces mortared around it. The top of that wall would have stone slabs mortared to the top of the concrete blocks. The steps up the hill would consist of individual Crab Orchard Flagstone steps. The design plan also showed the location and layout of the various trees, flowers and bushes. After Bruce presented his initial design, we requested some minor revisions and had several follow up meetings with Michaelangelo’s business development manager Justin Alderman. At the end of that process, Michaelangelo’s submitted their project cost estimate. Next, we put down our 50% deposit and went over a list of various additional questions that we had. Subsequent to finalization of the design and work scope, we met with project manager Roberto Ramos to discuss some construction project details before the work commenced. At the start of the construction phase, all the hardscape materials were delivered. Then crew foreman Rogélio and his work crew completed construction of the border wall, the gray slate chip path, the 4 rock boulder walls and the laying and positioning of the Crab Orchard Steps up to the top of the hill. Each day throughout the project Rogélio met with us to ensure that everything met our expectations. Once all the hardscape construction was completed, all the trees, flowers and bushes were delivered. Rogélio reviewed their proposed locations with me to ensure that we both had the latest plans based on revisions. As the plantings were deployed, we made a few modifications to the original plan based on how things looked. We met with Roberto again to submit these changes and he agreed. Rogélio and his crew then made the modifications to our satisfaction. We were extremely pleased with how Michaelangelo’s handled every phase of this project. We were allowed to make changes mid-stream as the work progressed and all employees were a pleasure to work with. We highly recommend them to anyone who wants to beautify their yard.”

“This company did a very good job on my back yard There is grass now where there was no grass.”