Professional Landscaping Service

About Professional Landscaping Service

October near Ironton turns the township gold and then, over about ten days, drops all of it at once. Professional Landscaping Service spends that stretch chasing leaves off the turf — blowing, gathering, hauling, giving the grass one last low cut before the ground hardens and the light gets thin. Through the growing season it is the steady rhythm instead: mowing, trimming around the posts and the pale limestone outcrops, edging the walk so the line stays honest. Then the calendar turns and the same properties want plowing, the drive opened, the entry walk shoveled, salt down on the slope by the door. Two kinds of work, one township, and the same quiet standard for how a place should look when you're finished.