Yard Bombs Gone

About Yard Bombs Gone

There comes a point in a rainless San Carlos August when a neglected yard stops being a lawn at all — weeds to the fence line, grass gone to seed, the walk disappearing at its edges. Yard Bombs Gone shows up for exactly that job: cut it down, clear it out, and carry the whole overgrown mess off in one go. What is left after the first pass is usually more lawn than the owner remembered owning, and from there it is steady mowing, edging, trimming and weeding to keep it that way. With the coast wind coming over the ridge by late afternoon, a yard that was chest-high at nine can be sitting clean and swept by five. Not much on this side of the bay turns around that fast.