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3.6 Google Review
191 Rue Riverside, Saint-Lambert, Québec, Canada
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Sep 23, 2018
I hired Progazon for snow removal last winter and again this summer for lawn care and maintenance. The staff is efficient and friendly (even took time to chat with the cats !), Simon (supervisor) returned my calls quickly and I felt comfortable with his answers. He offered services and accepted my decisions quickly without being pushing. I appreciate that very much. I will definitely hire them again this winter.

Sep 15, 2018
Please make sure that our signs are visible as you skipped my house 2 times last winter and I had to clear the snow myself. Thank you, Kim St. Hillaire

Sep 15, 2018
Looking forward to having my driveway cleared again this year by Progazon. Never had any issues.

Mar 12, 2018
Terrible service this year. The guy barely scrapes out any snow from the driveway, and left a huge block of snow at the entrance to the driveway so that it was difficult to get the car in and out of the drive. I end up shovelling almost all of the snow myself most days, so the one star I reward them is for the exercise I get clearing out the drive. The service used to be good, but the guy driving the snow blower on our street this year was rude and basically a jerk when I complained about the snow blocking the entrance to the drive, and didn't give a toss about the quality of the service being provided. Based on other reviews here recently it seems that we are not the only ones getting sub-par service on this company's near monopoly in St-Lambert. Will be looking for a replacement next year.

Sep 29, 2018
Best service ever for snow removal. Beats all the other companies out there!

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