Alaska Pro Cuts

About Alaska Pro Cuts

In mid-June the sun barely bothers to set behind Pioneer Peak, and a person can mow at ten at night with the mountain still lit pink. Alaska Pro Cuts takes that daylight for exactly what it is — room to work — cutting, trimming and edging yards around Knik while the light holds. A cut made in that hour has a particular look to it: passes laid straight, borders crisp against the drive, the smell of it hanging in air that never fully cools. Nobody gets many weeks like these, so the hours go into making the neighborhood look the way the season deserves. Then the mower goes quiet and the mountain keeps glowing anyway.