Frederick House Landscaping and Pressure Washing

About Frederick House Landscaping and Pressure Washing

First light around Hall comes over low ridges and finds the yards still cool, which is the best hour to be starting a mower. Frederick House Landscaping and Pressure Washing takes the yards in that window — grass cut even across the roll of the ground, drive and sidewalk edged back to a clean seam, trimming run tight along fences, posts and foundation plantings. The Piedmont clay grows a stubborn, quick lawn from April on, and the only honest response is a steady rotation. Autumn turns the work to leaves, cleared off the turf and out of the beds while they're still dry enough to move. By the time the sun is over the trees the yard is done and the truck is somewhere else.