Burns Lawncare

About Burns Lawncare

Between the kettle lakes south of Cement City, July mornings come up thick and green, dew still heavy at seven o'clock. Burns Lawncare starts its cutting then, while the air is cool and the grass stands up straight to meet the blade. Southern Michigan hands a lawn a long growing season and plenty of rain, so the work runs steady from April to the last warm week of October. The reward is simple and visible: an even cut, a tight border at the flower bed, a patch of shade lawn under the oaks that looks like it belongs to the trees. Small village lots and long country ones both get the same attention here.