No One Could Walk Near This NIGHTMARE Of a Yard So We Cut It For FREE (worst curb appeal ever)

[triciasklodowske]

It's sad to see so many abandoned homes when we have so many homeless families. Thank you for cleaning up a mess. God bless and protect.

[uxobi]

The city and community should be ashamed! 🤯😳 They should REIMBURSE YOU GUYS for all of that hard work.

[kennethbone]

As a handicapped person, I appreciate you making the sidewalk wider!!. Seeing the attempt before your work and after, I am proud of what you did. Thank you!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏

[Melissa]

This is one of the best lawn care videos I've seen. You worked so efficiently clearing out all that overgrown grass and making the sidewalks accessible, it makes such an incredible difference and I'm sure the homeowners felt like a huge weight was lifted off their shoulders. Without the right equipment that would take forever. No doubt the neighborhood appreciated it as well.

[brianpatten]

As a carer for someone who uses a wheelchair, I can't thank you enough for doing this. Our society absolutely takes accessibility for granted. People like you who care and take action are what give me hope. Love and solidarity!

[robertshrewsbury]

There is a saying, "The buck stops here." It refers to a problem being passed on and on, without ever fixing it. Finally, someone says, "The buck stops here!" and fixes the problem. You two found an active and well cared for neighborhood with a "choke point". The access on that corner for visibility, walking, safety was ruined and you tackled it. That is a lot of hard work and the pedestrian access is renewed, the visibility back, the sidewalks usable. The fence plants aren't "eating people alive". Thank you very much.

[phyllismueller]

As a Houstonian I want to say "thank you" for your service to the community! May God bless you and your families!

[robertadams]

You 2 men are extremely hard workers, a real credit to the human race. Well done all the way around.

[smasica]

I watch a lot of these kinds of videos on several channels. This is one of the most over-grown sidewalks/boulevards I've ever seen. Incredible.

[purrrplecatttdragon]

You two are sure a blessing to the human race. We certainly need more people like you that actually care about other people. Thank you gentlemen.

[ca]

Wow! You guys deserve a medal for the outstanding work you did! Blessings for you both!

[cptswann]

I've been surprised to see so many other free lawn care videos where I find myself wondering why they chose to go about cleaning up the way they did. Watching yall work makes me relax cuz you seem to approach the work the way I would. Thank you for making the efforts you do. Hopefully you get to enjoy many thanks from the many people who get to enjoy the spaces you free from the would be suburban jungle.

[nanettecormier]

As a graphic artist, mag I respectfully suggest using black or white in your on screen notes. Red is notoriously difficult to read. Another courageous undertaking! You guys rock!

[francesrice]

What a blessing you guys gave to the community. They can use the sidewalk now. Thank you both. God bless y’all. ❤️🙏🙏👍👍❤️

[sylviasanchez]

Wow, this was the first time I have seen such an overgrown sidewalk and front yard and it's on a large corner lot. 😳 Very busy street. You guys did a great job. 👍

[stever.]

You lawn-care cowboys are the sh*t! I enjoy all your videos. You're dedicated, hardworking and passionate in your work. Respect!

[evelynramos]

Unbelievable how bad that was and how good you both transform into a safe walkway. God bless you both for helping the community. Father and Son you both are such an inspiration, that my neibor and myself didn't know we had a house that has been empty for 15 years, so we both went and mowed the front and the back. Thank you for another great video 👏

[barbhanson]

It is just unbelievable how you two can transform a lawn to look so beautiful Awesome job!!!! I love your videos and I watch everyone you make. Thank you both for helping these people ❤. God bless you both 🙏. You worked very hard on this one.

[susannegalligan]

Can you imagine if you were using a wheelchair? Accessibility is important to everyone! Thank you Misters M&D for taking the time and effort to make this sidewalk walkable.

[kathleenegan]

Let me tell you a little story and 73 years old and I had a fall when I was 71. I was hospitalized had a bacteria infection and had to have my skin debrided once a week for months on my arm. Very painful procedure. My yard grew up my gutters filled plants grew up on my gutters and my yard kept growing and I had to take care of my physical health going to the doctor trying to recover. Not one neighbor came by to ask if I was okay even though my arm was week to week in a new cast and I had to use a cane to go to the mailbox and to help me back into the house when I took my trash out just when all the treatments stopped my car died. It was in my driveway for 6 months not moving. My neighbors never saw me leave in Uber they saw me receive my groceries doordash for food instacart for food Amazon delivery. Still no one came by to knock on the door. It is now 2 years I can go outside and work in my yard, I can even drive my riding lawn mower. But I do not count on my neighbors. I do not wave to my neighbors anymore. And only this week one of the sisters to my neighbor went on a social site and gave me the left-handed compliment that my yard was starting to look better. All the while she knew I was struggling to maintain. So when I look at this group of fascist socialist democratic do getters.. well imagine what my feelings are. So you're taking on this job and helping someone else and I see that you're out there it makes me believe still in the kindness of strangers. God love you.