CandG Lawn

About CandG Lawn

Morning arrives in Bayou Cane as a low white haze lifting off the water, and the St. Augustine grass holds its dew until the sun clears the tree line. CandG Lawn takes those first cool hours, when a mower leaves a dark wet track across a yard and the whole street still smells of bayou and cut green. They mow, edge the walks, run the trimmer along fence posts and mailbox stands, then blow the drive clean so the concrete reads as sharp as the turf. Here a week of rain can add four inches of growth, so the work is a rhythm kept rather than a job finished. By the time the heat settles in, the yard is squared away and the truck is two streets over.