Yeti Tree & Lawn Services

About Yeti Tree & Lawn Services

A chinook can come over the Rampart in February and take Monument from fifteen degrees to shirtsleeves before noon, uncovering lawns that had been under snow since Thanksgiving. Everything up by the old quarry road and Monument Rock goes to mud and pine duff, and you get one honest look at what winter did to the grass. Yeti Tree & Lawn Services takes that look and answers it: spring cleanup to clear the mat, then mowing on a schedule once the turf commits, with trimming and edging to give it a defined shape. Through summer the routine holds, and the fall cleanup closes it out before the ground hardens. Grass at this altitude gets a short run, so every week of it ought to look good. Monument, Palmer Lake and Black Forest are the home rounds.