OCD Lawn Care

About OCD Lawn Care

Late May on the slope at Moores Park, the grass is thick enough to hold a line, and a mower's stripes run down toward the river as if drawn with a straightedge. OCD Lawn Care chases that feeling on every property: the mow laid out in even passes, the trim tight to the post and the hydrant, the edge along the drive cut to a hard clean seam. Cleanups in spring and fall follow the same logic — nothing left behind, nothing half-finished. In winter the standard only changes shape: plowed down to the pavement, walks shoveled square, salt laid where the ice wants to form. The details are the job, not an addition to it.