HMU Landscaping

About HMU Landscaping

October takes Painesville by the maples first — the brick side streets over near the college go gold, then orange, then bare, and every lawn in town disappears underneath. HMU Landscaping mows straight through that turn and keeps mowing after the leaves come down, blowing out the fence lines, clearing the beds, hauling the piles off so the turf can breathe into winter. Earlier in the year the same work is weekly cuts, trimmed edges and tidy borders; autumn only adds volume. There's a particular pleasure in the last pass of a leaf cleanup, when a yard goes from buried to green in an afternoon. Painesville, Concord, Mentor and Perry.