Timber Valley Lawn Care

About Timber Valley Lawn Care

On a clear morning above Mount Scott, Mount Hood stands at the end of the street as though it wandered closer overnight, and the eastern edge of Clackamas County wakes up in rows beneath it. Timber Valley Lawn Care takes the first cut of the year here, usually in March, when the grass has gone shaggy in the wet and the ground is finally firm enough to hold a machine. That opening mow sets up everything after it — height brought down in stages, edges re-established along beds and walks, winter debris pulled out of the corners. From there the season finds its cadence: mow, trim, clear, move on, and let the lawn take the credit. These yards sit high and drain well, and by May they look it.