The back roads around Franklinville don't run straight for long — they bend around a creek, an old mill site, a field corner nobody ever bothered to square off. Switchback Landscaping follows them all spring, from the first mow in April through the mulch and hedge work of May. Weekly cutting, trimmed edges, shrubs kept in shape, beds turned fresh, and cleanups at both ends of the year make up the week. This ground warms early and grows late, which gives a crew plenty of time to learn a lawn and cut it the way it wants to be cut. A yard with true edges and an even cut says something about the people who live there, and this is the outfit that says it for them.