WAI Lawn and Landscape

About WAI Lawn and Landscape

The creek bottoms along the East Fork of Mill Creek hold weather longer than the ridges do — fog on summer mornings, and a hard skim of ice on the low drives well after the main roads have dried out. WAI Lawn and Landscape works both ends of that in West Chester Township: cutting, trimming and edging through the growing season with fertilizer and weed control layered in, then plowing, walk clearing and salting once the cold takes proper hold. This part of Ohio does not do gradual, and the last mow and the first plow can sit only three weeks apart. Keeping one crew ready for both means nothing slips through the handoff. Green in July, clear pavement in January, the same properties either way.