Holiday Property Management & Landscaping

Holiday Property Management & Landscaping over on 52nd in Kenosha runs like one of those small, hands-on outfits where Andy stays close to the work and you feel it. You’re not dealing with a call center or a bunch of maybes. Most folks say the same things: **top notch**, **professional**, **timely**, **communicative**. And in this line of work—whether it’s brush, fill, mulch, or a gravel driveway—those words usually mean the crew shows up when they say they will, does the job clean, and doesn’t leave you guessing.

And the **quote** side sounds pretty straightforward. People call it a **very fair** price, “worth every penny,” the kind of number that makes sense for the scope, not the kind that changes once the pile’s on the ground. Plus they seem comfortable with real property-prep jobs, not just pretty-up stuff: brush clearing on a vacant lot, driveway install, getting a place ready to sell. That’s a different mindset—production, speed, and details that matter for closing paperwork. One reviewer said the closing agent wanted extra documentation and Andy was **super responsive** and helpful. You’d be surprised how many contractors go quiet once they’ve been paid—this one didn’t.

But it’s not all sunshine. There’s a 1-star that reads like a familiar pain point around here: weekend delivery promised, then texts get seen and no response. That’ll make anyone leery. However, the owner response also tells you how they operate—this is a tight schedule business, and if you’re texting at 8pm on a Friday, you might not get that instant reply you want. Is that ideal? No. Is it realistic for a local owner-operator type who’s running jobs all day? Yeah, it happens. The better sign is what they do when something goes sideways on the work itself.

Yet when there *was* an issue—weeds creeping back after mulch—Andy reportedly came back and fixed it under a **warranty program**, **no arguing**, no trying to charge more. That’s the part I watch for. Anyone can lay mulch. Who stands behind it when the “messy realities” show up a few weeks later?

And the pattern across the good reviews is repeat hires. One job turns into two more—tree removal, de-thatching—because the first one went smooth and “no fuss.” That’s usually the best indicator in the local service world: customers don’t keep calling you back if you’re flaky, sloppy, or playing games with pricing.

If you want a crew that generally runs **fast turn around**, stays **easy to deal with**, and will pick up the phone when it counts (especially when paperwork or warranty comes into play), Holiday’s built a pretty solid reputation in Kenosha for that. What stands out most is they act like they expect you to call them again—and they work like it.