PLCPW

About PLCPW

A November afternoon in Hodges is short and clear — the light goes copper by four-thirty, the pecans and oaks have dropped most of what they intend to, and a swept driveway holds its look for a whole week. PLCPW works that quiet end of the year and the loud green middle of it alike: mowing, edging, string trimming, leaves cleared off lawns and blown out of corners, everything gathered and gone. The name is short and so is the promise — turn up on schedule, cut it even, leave the hard surfaces clean. Grass here goes tan and dormant by December and comes roaring back in April, and the routine just follows it around the calendar. PLCPW covers Greenwood, Hodges, Ninety Six and the surrounding county.