Ray Landscape

About Ray Landscape

The old Monon line once carried Chicago crowds down to Cedar Lake's dance pavilions, and though the trains are long gone, the town still knows how to make a good first impression. Ray Landscape works on the modern version of that welcome: the front yard. A clean cut visible from the street, edges squared along the drive, shrubs trimmed so the house shows instead of hides — the details that make a place look glad to see you. They run their routes through the neighborhoods ringing the lake, spring through fall, keeping properties presentable from thaw to freeze. Curb appeal is an old-fashioned idea, and in an old resort town, it still matters.