Hawcott Lawn Service

About Hawcott Lawn Service

Indian Creek threads the low side of Nevada under a ribbon of box elder and walnut, and the yards backing onto it come up ranker and greener than the ones out on the high flat. Hawcott Lawn Service knows which lawns those are — the ones that want a second look in late August, when the heat finally breaks and everything decides to grow again. The routine is mowing, trimming around trunks and fence posts, edging where the turf tries to creep out over concrete, and carrying the clippings off so nothing mats down. Cut late in the day, a yard along the creek holds the light differently: the fresh lines go soft, and the whole place smells like water and cut stems. It is a small thing to hand someone, it lasts about a week, and then you come back.