Kendalls Lawn Services

About Kendalls Lawn Services

The shelterbelt trees planted around so many Sherman County farmsteads after the Dust Bowl years still do their job every winter, catching drifting snow before it reaches the house, and Kendalls Lawn Services works plenty of those same yards once the growing season ends. The crew that trims hedges and mows lawns in summer switches to driveways and back walks in winter, working the same properties block by block near Goodland's residential core. A yard sheltered by an old windbreak often stays clearer than one standing open to the plains wind, so the route bends around whichever properties need it most rather than running a fixed line. Walks get shoveled down to the concrete, salt spread in a thin, even pass rather than dumped heavy, since a plains freeze makes quick work of anything left wet. By midmorning, most of the driveways on a given block sit open and dark against the surrounding white.