CSI Landscaping

About CSI Landscaping

Saturday mornings in Berea have a rhythm to them — trucks pulling in at the farmers market, tomatoes and late corn, people out early before the day turns muggy. CSI Landscaping keeps a rhythm of its own through those weeks: mowing on a set rotation, trimming close around trees and beds, edging walks and drives, sweeping the clippings back onto the grass. Late August is the hard stretch, when the fescue slows down, the crabgrass does not, and every yard needs a slightly different read. Getting the cutting height right in that heat is the difference between a lawn that scorches and one that carries its color into fall. Cut, cleaned up and quiet by noon is the shape of a good day.