Over the past two years we have engaged Rothkopf Landscapes to undertake a variety of landscaping projects and write to express our total satisfaction with the service we received.
Breath of capability
Key attractions of Rothkopf Landscapes, relative to other landscaping companies we have used, are the quality of the finished job and the breadth of tasks they were able to undertake. This included:
- laying of natural stone slab paths and patios to match existing paths
- laying of pavers and garden paths
- construction of decks
- construction of external steps and stairs
- construction of retaining walls
- concrete driveways
- felling of large trees
- sourcing and planting of a large number of plants, shrubs and trees
- excavation, levelling, preparation and laying of a new lawn
- installation of an automatic sprinkler system
- construction of an elevated garden shed and playhouse
In the past we have had to find and employ a number of different tradesman and/or companies to do the range of work that Rothkopf Landscapes were able to do, so it was a real bonus to be able to deal with just one company.
Quality and promptness
The quality of work completed has been very high indeed, and the attention to detail impressive. There is no doubt Rothkopf Landscapes are the fussiest and most quality conscious trades company we have ever engaged. Equally impressive has been the promptness of completion of the work undertaken. It is rare today to find service companies that deliver in full, on time and within budget as has been the case with Rothkopf Landscapes.
Competitiveness
When made aware of the quality and variety of Rothkopf Landscapes work we expected them to be expensive, however we were delighted to find that on each occasion we sought several quotes for a particular project Rothkopf Landscape’s quotes were competitive with alternative suppliers.
Highly recommended
We are very comfortable giving an unqualified endorsement of the quality, service and competitiveness of Rothkopf Landscapes and would be pleased to give a verbal reference should it be required.
- John & Loraine Morgan, Mairangi Bay, September 2008
