An independent look at Oasis Landscape & Irrigation's Google reputation in Tampa, FL.
"I have used Oasis for irrigation over the years and have always been pleased with their work. I recently used them to replace the grass within the right-of-way in front of my residence to Dwarf Confederate Jasmine. The existing spray zone was also converted to drip due to damage being caused by the roots of a large Live Oak. The job was completed as discussed and everything looks great. I will use Oasis again."
Thank you so much for sharing this — and truly, for the years of trust you've placed in our team. The Live Oak drip conversion project was a meaningful one for us; those situations require careful planning to protect both the irrigation system and the tree itself, and we're genuinely glad it came together the way you envisioned. The Dwarf Confederate Jasmine is a beautiful choice for that space. We look forward to continuing to care for your property for many years to come.
"Awful service. Doesn't stand behind anything they installed. Soil sloping back towards the house which will wash out the dirt around the foundation causing house issues. Palms half installed, multiple plants dying and won't cover any replacements. Do NOT use this company."
We're genuinely sorry to read this, and we want you to know we take concerns about grading and plant health very seriously — particularly anything that could affect your home's foundation. That is not the standard we hold ourselves to, and it's not the experience any of our clients should walk away with. We'd very much like the opportunity to come back out, assess the grading and the palms firsthand, and make things right. Please reach out to us directly at your earliest convenience so we can schedule that visit. Your home deserves to be in better hands than this experience reflected, and we want to be the team that corrects it.
"This company laid sod, installed mulch around the perimeter of the yard. They also installed gravel around a fire pit. It looks beautiful, but within a few days weeds and grass were growing thru the mulch and gravel. What gets me is that I wanted weed block cloth under the mulch and I was told it was not needed. I also wanted sand pounded under the gravel and was told it was not needed. After a rain or sprinklers go off, the soil bubbles through the gravel and grass grows through it! See the pics!"
Thank you for taking the time to share this so honestly, and for the photos — they tell the story clearly. The finished project clearly has real beauty to it, and that makes it all the more frustrating that the weed and soil intrusion crept in so quickly. You asked the right questions upfront, and you deserved a fuller explanation of our reasoning rather than a simple 'it's not needed.' That's on us. We'd like to revisit the gravel area around the fire pit and discuss a path forward that addresses what you're seeing. Please reach out directly and let's find a time to walk the property together — we want this to look as good in six months as it did on day one.
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