Dirt Cheap Landscaping

About Dirt Cheap Landscaping

An old rail grade slips past Madison Lake as the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail, oaks leaning over it and prairie light spilling in wherever the trees give up. Dirt Cheap Landscaping keeps lawns along those blocks mowed and trimmed through the long green stretch of summer, then trades the mower for a plow once the roads go white. The pleasure of the work is in the finish — a straight line along a walk, a lawn that looks combed, a driveway scraped down to clean pavement. Both halves of the year ask the same thing: show up, do it right, leave the place better than you found it. That holds true in July and in January alike.