Walk’s Lawn Care

About Walk’s Lawn Care

After a hard south Alabama rain the whole place smells like cut grass and wet clay, and the mowing waits a day for the ground to firm up. Walk's Lawn Care works Jack on that kind of patience, cutting when the lawn is ready instead of when the calendar says so. Fall brings the other half of the year, with pecan and oak leaves coming down for weeks and needing raking, blowing and hauling before they mat the turf. In between it is mowing, trimming and edging, week over week, the same care each time. Jack, Elba, Ariton and the Coffee County roads running out toward the Pea River all sit on the route.