Grounded Landscaping

About Grounded Landscaping

Snow comes to Gahanna quietly, usually overnight, with the Columbus glow sitting low and orange on the clouds. By three in the morning the cul-de-sacs off Rocky Fork are one unbroken white — curbs gone, driveways guessed at rather than seen. Grounded Landscaping is working through that stretch, plowing drives and lots, clearing walkways, cutting the apron pass so the street plow's berm doesn't seal anybody in. There is a real pride in the sound of a shovel finishing a front walk while the whole neighborhood is still asleep. By the time the buses come through at seven, everything is open and nobody has to give it a thought.