DNA Land Service

About DNA Land Service

By two o'clock in July the heat can stack itself into a thunderhead, and everybody keeps an eye on the sky. DNA Land Service works that window — mowing, trimming and cleanup finished before the first fat drops come sideways across the yard. Grass grows hard in a wet stretch; a lawn skipped one week goes from tidy to hayfield in a hurry, and staying ahead of it is most of the job. Afterward the rain rinses the clippings off the drive and the place comes out of the storm looking tended instead of overrun. That is the whole aim: a yard in Las Vegas that never gets away from the people who own it.