KWK Landscapes

About KWK Landscapes

On a clear February afternoon you can look southwest from the high ground near Mount Airy and pick out the lone rise of Sugarloaf standing above the farmland. KWK Landscapes knows that view well, usually from the seat of a truck between plow runs — driveways cleared, walks opened, salt spread where the thaw will only refreeze by evening. When the ground softens for good, the work shifts to mowing, edging, mulch and the cleanups that reset a property for the year. Piedmont yards here mix clay, stone and slope, so patience matters more than speed. The result people notice is the finish line: a border cut sharp, a driveway pushed wide to the grass.