Fossil Mountain Property Services

About Fossil Mountain Property Services

In high summer the light over Driggs holds until nearly ten o'clock, and the last of it climbs the Big Hole Mountains in the west while the valley floor goes blue and cool. Those are the good hours for mowing. Fossil Mountain Property Services keeps lawns on a steady rhythm through the short warm months — cutting, string-trimming along fence lines and foundations, aerating ground packed hard by winter, fertilizing, treating for weeds, and hauling off the debris that piles up at either end of the season. A yard at six thousand feet asks for patience; the grass has only so many weeks to make its living, and it does better when somebody is paying attention to it. Come dusk the mower goes quiet, the stripes lie straight toward Darby Canyon, and the place looks like someone cares for it. That is the whole point of the work.