Shogan Brothers Landscaping

About Shogan Brothers Landscaping

Late August, and the flat ground of Braddock's Field goes gold around seven in the evening, the light running long across the borough before it lets go. Shogan Brothers Landscaping keeps its work in those cooler hours — mowing, string-trimming the fence lines, edging where turf wants to creep over concrete. Around the old Carnegie library the grass gets cut the way it always has been, and the brothers take that as the standard: even height, clean borders, beds weeded and mulched. Spring brings the clearing of everything winter dropped; autumn brings leaves off the maples in steady, unhurried passes. What they are after is plain enough — a lawn that looks cared for from the sidewalk.