Upland Lawn Maintenance

About Upland Lawn Maintenance

Tioga calls itself North Dakota's oil capital, and the rigs and tank batteries scattered through the wheat country around town keep truck traffic moving through Main Street at odd hours, which is part of why Upland Lawn Maintenance often plows before dawn just to keep routes open for the first shift change. The land rolls here more than in most of the northwest corner of the state, low ridges and shallow draws that catch snow unevenly, deeper in the draws than on the exposed high points where wind keeps things scoured thin. Upland Lawn Maintenance clears residential driveways and business lots across that uneven ground, reading each property's own fold in the land rather than treating every job the same. Winter light in this part of Williams County comes in low and long, throwing shadows off wellheads and grain bins alike, and a freshly plowed lot catches that light clean against the white around it. Out toward Ray and Alamo the land opens up further, wheat stubble running to the horizon under a light dusting of snow. By the time the early shift heads out, Tioga's lots and driveways sit clear, whatever else is moving through town that day.