A&N Lawn Service Inc. 148 Perry Highway, Pittsburgh, PA 15229

"They did an amazing job! They were quick to respond, got us scheduled, walked us through our options, and got us scheduled quickly. Price overall was great. Once they started doing the actual work, the guys on site were great and super friendly!"

"We had them extend our driveway and build a retaining wall. Everything looks great!"

"My back yard was literally a jungle, untouched for about 2½ years, prior owner is elderly and just couldn't keep up. A&N came when they said they would, hacked through the mess, saved the real bushes and plants, mulched and tidied up, didn't waste time and very professional. The price was right and I now have very usable yard. I don't have before pictures ( imagine a forest) but the after pictures speak for themselves"

"A&N Lawn performed this work about 1 month ago. I had a lot of water drainage issues with downspouts and surface water on my driveway. A&N Lawn provided expert service and recommendations to resolve all of them. They had all the skills and equipment and manpower to get the job done and they did it right. They leveled everything out perfectly and it's better than expected. The pictures might not do their work justice. They installed this catch basin and underground downspouts quickly and expertly. They even put up with all of my questions and concerns. They've earned my trust and I don't give that out to just anyone. I'm looking forward to hiring them for more jobs in the future. They are the landscapers I would recommend to any and everyone."

"Not a bad job, but not a good one either. I had leveled my yard and wanted to seed a new lawn. Initially , i was onboard with the plan for adding soil on top of the existing crabgrass, and for 75% of the yard, it's beautiful. A&N brought in a bunch of unscreened soil and seeded the lawn on top of it fertilizing it and leaving it in decent shape, however, there's many places just after springs thaw that the seed never took well, it's the same hard ground as it was from the leveling exercise the year before. As they were running out of allocated time on my project the work got sloppier. The Issue with wanting to sell me so much dirt is they squandered their time in getting the dirt in place and spread evenly across the the entire yard and either under estimated the time it would take to spread it due to it's consistency or didn't have the proper resources to do the job properly in managing their own time constraints and didn't do a good job across the whole yard, focusing instead on selling me dirt i didn't need to inflate the cost of my project. You can see in the below pictures the closer they got to the street the more spotty the result was. In the end when I tried to express this frustration the manager told me "well it was a lot of dirt, I couldn't lose money on my guys time, let's see how it grows." The workmanship, value, and accountability did not meet my expectation for a sizeable job I had brought them in for."