Raising Kane Lawn Care

About Raising Kane Lawn Care

June evenings on Roanoke Island run long — the pines around Fort Raleigh hold the last of the light and the mosquitoes come up out of the woods all at once. Raising Kane Lawn Care is usually finishing right about then: the last pass of the mower, the trimmer along a fence line, the drive blown clean. Island grass takes off once the humidity sets in, so weekly cutting is what keeps a summer from getting away from a yard. Edges cut true along a sand-lined walk are sharp enough to make a whole property read as looked-after. The work covers Manteo and the north end of Roanoke Island.