Gainesville Lawn Care

About Gainesville Lawn Care

In June the Millhopper corridor becomes a tunnel of shade, magnolias dropping their heavy petals onto lawns that have to be cut early or not at all. Gainesville Lawn Care keeps to the cool end of the clock — mowing, edging, trimming around oak roots and mailbox posts, then clearing the clippings and fallen petals off the pavement. Deep shade and sudden sun sit within a few feet of each other on these lots, and the cut is set to suit both. A yard handed back with sharp borders and no scatter left behind is the whole aim, week after week. Homes throughout Gainesville and up toward Alachua share the schedule.