Allegheny Premier Landscaping

About Allegheny Premier Landscaping

Chartiers Creek runs low and green through Carnegie in June, and the flats beside it hold the kind of grass that gets ambitious after rain. Mowing here means reading the ground first — where the water sat, where the sun gets in past the hillside, which corner dries last. The work is mowing, trimming and edging, plus the cleanups that bookend a growing year. By mid-morning the mist is off the creek and a yard that looked shaggy at seven reads as clean lines and a finished border. That line where lawn meets walk is the part worth doing twice.