Afternoon storms build fast over Glorieta Pass, and half of a Pecos summer is spent reading the sky before starting a mower. Cdebaca Sand & Gravel Inc works around that weather, cutting lawns in the clear stretch after breakfast and finishing the borders before the first thunder rolls down the canyon. Rain here is generous and the grass answers immediately, so a regular cutting rhythm is what keeps a yard even instead of shaggy. Trimming closes the job out, with tight work around posts and loose grass swept off the drive. When the storm passes and the light comes back gold, a freshly mowed lawn under wet pines is a genuinely fine sight.