Homestead Landscaping

About Homestead Landscaping

Raymond bends itself around water, and in July the traffic on Route 302 crawls past Jordan Bay with boats behind half the trucks. Homestead Landscaping keeps lawns through that busy stretch — mowing, trimming and edging shoreline yards and roadside properties while the town is at its fullest. Then the season empties out, the lake goes gray, and the same driveways need plowing instead, cleared down to gravel before the morning commute. Working a town twice over means learning where the culverts, stakes and soft shoulders hide, which is what makes a plow pass clean and a mow line straight. Summer or winter, the measure is a property somebody is glad to pull into.