Romero Lawn Care

About Romero Lawn Care

When what is left of a tropical storm comes up from the coast in September, the Neuse rises through the hardwood bottoms below Clayton and the whole town spends a few days listening to rain. What follows is the clearing: limbs down, leaves plastered flat, yards that need cleanup before they can be cut at all. Romero Lawn Care takes both sides of that — the storm debris and the hauling, then back to the weekly cut, the trim line, the edge along the drive once the ground firms up. Carolina weather is generous and now and then rough, and grass here answers to both moods. A yard put back in order after a hard week is its own kind of relief.