Mad Dawg Mowing

About Mad Dawg Mowing

August in the river valley comes in heavy. Heat sits down in the bottoms, cicadas grind in the box elders, and the grass either gets cut early or it does not get cut well. Mad Dawg Mowing runs mornings for exactly that reason, mowing, trimming, edging and blowing the drive clean before the day turns into an oven. Cut a notch higher in the dry weeks and a lawn holds its color, which is the sort of thing you learn by doing it every week from April on. By the time the shadows stretch back across the yard, the place looks squared away and ready for a porch chair.