Leather Neck Lawns

About Leather Neck Lawns

First light east of San Antonio comes up flat and pink across the pasture, and by the time the trainers out of Randolph are in the air the first cut of the day is half finished. Leather Neck Lawns runs the St. Hedwig route early and in order — mow, edge, trim, blow, then on to the next address without wandering. Lines get laid straight because straight looks right, and because turf holds a pattern better when it is cut the same way each week. Nothing fancy about it: the yard is simply squared away by the time the truck pulls out. That standard matters in a town this size, where everybody drives past everybody's front lawn.