Corona Landscape is a family-owned and operated full-service Ahwatukee landscaper, providing landscape maintenance services in Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Ahwatukee and Ocotillo. When we started our business back in 2004, we set out to change the reputation of landscapers in the Valley. We are unlike most other landscape companies - we do what we say we will, at the time and price you expect.Corona Landscape is different. We do what we say we will, at the time and price you expect. As your Ahwatukee landscaper, we take pride in showing up on time, getting the job done right and giving our customers valued services at prices they can afford.
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- Year established: 2005
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Corona Landscape is a family-owned and operated full-service Chandler landscaper, providing residential landscape maintenance in Chandler, Tempe, Gilbert, Mesa, Ahwatukee and Ocotillo. The look of your property speaks volumes about you and your home. Let Corona Landscape provide you with landscape maintenance services at prices you can afford.
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Reviews (8) Linden Morningstar
Feb 13, 2022
Corona Landscape stands for honesty and integrity, and hands down is the go-to landscape company you can trust. John Corona and his landscape crew have the experience and expertise you can count on meet your project's specifications and your expectations. They did a landscape makeover on my two city parkways giving them new life and curb appeal. They are well organized, dedicated, and take pride in the job they do. It was a pleasure working with them and to highly recommend them without any reservation.
Angela R.
May 16, 2019
Cindy
Jan 26, 2018
Karen D.
Feb 16, 2017
First off, believe it or not, I'm a person who typically only writes positive reviews. We contracted Corona Landscape to do some work in our back and front yards. The owner was great. Unfortunately, right at the end of our project, the company changed ownership, causing this review to go from five stars to one star. We were one of the previous owner's last clients.
The ownership transition actually occurred as they were installing the front yard landscape. I didn't expect any problems but, just in case, asked if the company would still honor the warranty. I was told by the new owner (who was at the house helping with the installation) that yes, the warranty would be honored. This was mid-December 2016. Later that month, we noticed some dry areas in the grass and some wet spots in the new front yard landscape.
We called the new owners to come out and take a look. They did tell us that the grass, which was about three weeks installed, needed fertilizer. We applied this and it worked. They were going to take a look at the front yard to see if they could determine the cause of the wet spot. We left them to their work in the front - not sure how long they were out there, because they left without telling us anything.
Both my husband and I were home - they didn't speak to us at all before leaving, so we figured they fixed the problem. Well, about a week and a half went by and we still saw wet areas and called them back out. They said they couldn't figure out what the problem was, but indicated they hadn't dug down to the irrigation to see if there was a leak.
The reluctantly came back out to complete that task, and didn't find anything. About two weeks later, maybe six weeks (max) after the front yard was installed, I noticed our irrigation box was flooded and was starting to flood our front yard. After I turned off the irrigation and spent about 30 minutes bailing water out of the box, I found the problem. Corona had removed our front yard grass and installed all desert landscape, as requested.
They also removed the irrigation valve for the grass sprinklers, and capped that line. The water was leaking from the cap they had installed. It was very obvious what the problem was, even to me who doesn't know anything about irrigation. I immediately called the office (at 12:30 pm on a Friday). The owner answered and told me that they would be happy to come take a look."for a service fee." I asked why they were charging a service fee when this work was not even two months old.
She said they had "already been to (our) house several times.the project had been installed by the previous owner.the project had been complete for a while." (no more than 6 weeks). I countered her reluctance, saying that our warranty was with Corona, not the previous owner. I sent her a video of the leak and she said she would "have the expert" (her husband) look at it later and would get back to me.
She tried telling me that if it was a faulty part, it was not their problem and I'd have to pay for the service fee and the part. I reminded her of our TWO YEAR warranty on irrigation systems installed by Corona less than two months ago. I never heard back from her that day, and texted her shortly after 5:00 that same Friday night. Nothing. We had no idea what they were going to do, and had to turn off our entire front yard irrigation from the main valve to stop the leak.
So on Saturday my husband, with a broken leg, went out and bought the part and laid on the ground to fix it. I texted her that Saturday evening at about 6:00 and told her we fixed the problem and would be posting negative reviews. Wouldn't you know she responded instantly, and said they "don't work on weekends" but were going to come by at 7:00 a.m. on Monday morning to fix the problem.
I found it funny that she could send me several texts on Saturday night after I told her I would be posting this review, but couldn't respond to my text at 5:05 on Friday to tell me they'd take ownership of their company's problem and come out to make the repair. Under its previous ownership, I would have wholeheartedly recommended Corona. Now all I recommend is that you steer clear.
The ownership transition actually occurred as they were installing the front yard landscape. I didn't expect any problems but, just in case, asked if the company would still honor the warranty. I was told by the new owner (who was at the house helping with the installation) that yes, the warranty would be honored. This was mid-December 2016. Later that month, we noticed some dry areas in the grass and some wet spots in the new front yard landscape.
We called the new owners to come out and take a look. They did tell us that the grass, which was about three weeks installed, needed fertilizer. We applied this and it worked. They were going to take a look at the front yard to see if they could determine the cause of the wet spot. We left them to their work in the front - not sure how long they were out there, because they left without telling us anything.
Both my husband and I were home - they didn't speak to us at all before leaving, so we figured they fixed the problem. Well, about a week and a half went by and we still saw wet areas and called them back out. They said they couldn't figure out what the problem was, but indicated they hadn't dug down to the irrigation to see if there was a leak.
The reluctantly came back out to complete that task, and didn't find anything. About two weeks later, maybe six weeks (max) after the front yard was installed, I noticed our irrigation box was flooded and was starting to flood our front yard. After I turned off the irrigation and spent about 30 minutes bailing water out of the box, I found the problem. Corona had removed our front yard grass and installed all desert landscape, as requested.
They also removed the irrigation valve for the grass sprinklers, and capped that line. The water was leaking from the cap they had installed. It was very obvious what the problem was, even to me who doesn't know anything about irrigation. I immediately called the office (at 12:30 pm on a Friday). The owner answered and told me that they would be happy to come take a look."for a service fee." I asked why they were charging a service fee when this work was not even two months old.
She said they had "already been to (our) house several times.the project had been installed by the previous owner.the project had been complete for a while." (no more than 6 weeks). I countered her reluctance, saying that our warranty was with Corona, not the previous owner. I sent her a video of the leak and she said she would "have the expert" (her husband) look at it later and would get back to me.
She tried telling me that if it was a faulty part, it was not their problem and I'd have to pay for the service fee and the part. I reminded her of our TWO YEAR warranty on irrigation systems installed by Corona less than two months ago. I never heard back from her that day, and texted her shortly after 5:00 that same Friday night. Nothing. We had no idea what they were going to do, and had to turn off our entire front yard irrigation from the main valve to stop the leak.
So on Saturday my husband, with a broken leg, went out and bought the part and laid on the ground to fix it. I texted her that Saturday evening at about 6:00 and told her we fixed the problem and would be posting negative reviews. Wouldn't you know she responded instantly, and said they "don't work on weekends" but were going to come by at 7:00 a.m. on Monday morning to fix the problem.
I found it funny that she could send me several texts on Saturday night after I told her I would be posting this review, but couldn't respond to my text at 5:05 on Friday to tell me they'd take ownership of their company's problem and come out to make the repair. Under its previous ownership, I would have wholeheartedly recommended Corona. Now all I recommend is that you steer clear.
Kenny Green
May 09, 2016
Elaine Davis
Mar 11, 2016
Sheila
Mar 04, 2016
I've had lots of landscapers in the past and only one has outperformed my expectations. Corona Landscape is absolutely head and shoulders above the rest. They are reasonably priced, communicate, do what they say they are going to do and most importantly - they are reliable! They do great work maintaining my yard on a weekly basis.
Kris J.
Apr 13, 2011
