ShapeUpIdaho

About ShapeUpIdaho

September turns Main Street over: the maples along the storefronts start to color, the campus fills back up, and half the yards in Rexburg need someone to pull them back into shape after a long dry August. That's the work ShapeUpIdaho does — mowing, trimming, edging, feeding tired turf and clearing the leaf litter before it mats down. A lawn brought back to a clean, level cut in autumn goes into the cold in far better condition than one left shaggy. Rental yards, front lawns on the numbered streets, the strip between sidewalk and curb that everybody forgets — all of it gets the same attention. By the time the frost comes off the Teton benches in the morning, the grass is squared away.