Lawn Enforcement

About Lawn Enforcement

Pataskala grew up along a straight rail line, and the town still keeps that habit — square corners, long blocks, streets that hold their line all the way out. Lawn Enforcement puts the same right angles back into a yard every week: mowed even, trimmed tight against the posts and the porch skirt, edged so the turf stops exactly where the concrete starts. The good part of the job is standing at the curb afterward and seeing the whole lot squared away. Weekly and biweekly mowing, trimming, edging and cleanup run through Pataskala and west toward Reynoldsburg, Blacklick and Etna. Grass grows crooked all summer long; somebody has to keep answering it.