Paddy's Landscaping and Odd Jobs

About Paddy's Landscaping and Odd Jobs

The work keeps its own meter — the mower deck engaged and leaning into a slope off a side street, then the engine cut and the hand tools taking over: a trimmer traced along granite curbing, a shovel squared into the last foot no plow can reach. Paddy's Landscaping and Odd Jobs mows and tends lawns through Nashua and the towns along the Merrimack, and turns out with the plow when the valley goes white overnight. There is a real pride in the after — a yard cut clean into its corners in the long green light near Mine Falls, a driveway opened in one dark sweep so the first car of the morning rolls out without a second thought. Brick mill walls, river fog, small square lots in a working city: this is the ground the work is done on, and it holds the mark until the next pass.