Trimarchi

About Trimarchi

Spring in Adams is a slow reveal: the snow pulls back from the brick of the old cotton mills, the lilacs find their nerve, and the small front yards on the side streets go from brown to green in what feels like a single week. Trimarchi does lawn care in this town, mowing the compact, close-set lawns that sit between clapboard houses and church steeples. These are yards people pass every day, on the way to the post office or the Adams Free Library, where a bronze President McKinley still keeps watch out front. A fresh cut, a straight line along the sidewalk, clippings swept off the front steps: small things that add up to a street that looks loved. Trimarchi keeps that work close to home in Adams.