Hiott Lawn Care

About Hiott Lawn Care

The soil here is red Piedmont clay — tight as a fist when August goes dry, slick as soap the day after a storm rolls off McAlpine Creek. Hiott Lawn Care cuts with that ground in mind, mowing high through the hot weeks so roots stay shaded, keeping the trimmer off the bark, and edging clean where the clay wants to shoulder over the walk. Fall brings the better half of the year, when the fescue comes back and a lawn will take a cut like a haircut. Clippings go back into the turf, the drive gets cleared, and the yard sits square inside its own lines. Lawns in St. Matthews, Matthews and Wesley Chapel keep that schedule.