All Terrain

About All Terrain

The soil under Fargo is the old floor of a glacial lake — black, deep, and dead level for miles in every direction. Grass takes hold in it hard once May warms up, and it keeps growing while the wind crosses the open sections with nothing to slow it down. All Terrain handles lawn care across Fargo and the towns strung along those section-line roads, mowing, trimming and edging everything from tight city lots to the wide half-acre yards out where the shelterbelts begin. Autumn brings the leaf work and the final cut of the year; spring brings the raking out of everything winter pressed flat. It is plain work on plain ground, carried all the way to the fence line.