Jackson's Lawn Care And Pressure Washing

About Jackson's Lawn Care And Pressure Washing

For about two weeks every April, Elm City turns yellow — pollen on the truck, on the porch rails, on the white siding of every house between the rail line and the fields. That is the season Jackson's Lawn Care And Pressure Washing earns its second name, washing siding, walks, driveways and porches back to their real color before the warm-season grass fully wakes up. From there it becomes weekly cutting, edging, string trimming and blowing off the hard surfaces, with cleanups when the leaves let go in the fall. There is nothing quite like the line between washed and unwashed brick, or the moment a shaggy yard goes squared away in forty minutes.