Bay Country Landscape

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Reviews

• Paul SchneiderGoogleAugust 2026

  More of a shout out to Jonathan than the company. We had an issue with a plant that most likely had nothing to do with Bay County. Jonathan took ownership of the problem anyway and he personally installed a new plant for us. He stepped up and made a happy client in us. Thank you.

• Andrew RussoGoogleAugust 2026

  ***Apparently “landscaping” now includes sandblasting residents' cars** I've lived in several apartment communities over the years, and I've seen plenty of lawn crews that treat residents, their property, and the landscaping contract itself as an afterthought. Bay Country Landscape has managed to make some of those crews look professional. Today I watched a Bay Country crew working at my apartment community from my window. I wasn't watching because I had nothing better to do—I was watching because I've learned that when lawn crews get near residents' vehicles, it's wise to keep an eye on what they're doing. Sure enough, a riding mower was driven directly across a large, dry, bare dirt area, sending a cloud of powdery dirt over the nearby vehicles. This isn't an isolated “oops.” I've repeatedly seen behavior around our cars that seems completely unnecessary: weed-whacking or operating equipment immediately beside vehicles where there is little or no vegetation to justify doing so, with the predictable result of dirt and debris being thrown onto residents' cars. I had literally washed my vehicle **yesterday**. There is a difference between unavoidable incidental debris during legitimate landscaping work and repeatedly operating equipment in ways that unnecessarily create debris around people's property. Professional grounds crews should know the difference. I've actually worked lawn care in Florida, so I understand the reality of the job. I understand 90-degree heat, monotony, and how mind-numbing mowing and trimming can become. We occasionally found creative ways to entertain ourselves too. What we didn't do was turn residents' vehicles into targets or treat other people's property as collateral damage. I've also experienced this general problem with previous landscaping contractors: blowing leaves into drainage areas and leaving residents to deal with the mess, cutting corners, and behaving as though the only people who matter are the people paying the landscaping bill. In one previous case, I complained to management after a crew repeatedly blew leaves into the drainage gulley directly in front of my balcony. Management eventually had it cleaned up, although even then some debris remained. The problem here is bigger than whether a lawn looks good. **Residents live here. Their cars are not landscaping equipment. Their property is not a target. And “we were just doing our job” isn't an excuse for doing unnecessary work in a way that creates avoidable mess or potential damage.** If you're a property manager considering Bay Country Landscape, I'd strongly recommend that you spend some time actually observing the crew rather than judging the contractor solely by how the grounds look after everyone has left. Watch what happens around residents' cars. Watch where the mowers go. Watch where the trimmers are pointed. Watch whether unnecessary passes are being made simply to make it appear that work is happening. And, most importantly, ask the residents what they see when nobody thinks management is watching. A landscaping contractor is being paid to maintain a property—not to create additional work for the people who live there. **Bay Country Landscape may be capable of producing a respectable-looking lawn. But respectable landscaping requires more than making grass shorter. It requires judgment, professionalism, respect for residents, and basic consideration for other people's property.** Based on what I've personally observed, that's where this crew has a lot of room for improvement.

• Rob HayesGoogleJanuary 2026

  Between the poor results and the lack of regular mowing and maintenance, this has been a complete waste of money for my community. I would strongly discourage anyone from using this company if you are looking for commercial landscaping.

• LindaGoogleSeptember 2025

  If I could give a lower rating I would. I live in a community this company takes care of grass cutting. The company asked if any residents wanted to pay extra for fall fertilizer and aeration and seeding and I did. The Biggest mistake and a total waste of money. My lawn looks the worst I have ever seen with the whole yard full of crab grass. My neighbors have also said their lawns look horrible. The icing on the cake is it will be 4 weeks next week since they mowed the grass, so basically I wasted my money because the grass is so high that nothing will be growing. Stay away from this company if you want beautiful grass.

• bross rossGoogleJanuary 2025

  Bay Country Landscape’s snow removal service is beyond disappointing. Ingerman supposedly has them come out for anything over 3 inches, yet Pinehill Apartments were blatantly overlooked. There’s no sign of adequate plowing—if they even showed up at all. The only traction in the lot is from residents’ cars, not their work. This is unacceptable. Either do your job effectively, or Ingerman needs to find contractors who will. Residents deserve better.

Selected excerpts from reviews published on Google and Yelp, not reviews collected by this site.