Black hills property preservation

About Black hills property preservation

A chinook can arrive overnight here and pull thirty degrees out of the cold, and by afternoon the south slopes under M Hill are bare and steaming. Black Hills Property Preservation keeps an eye on the houses nobody is living in at the moment — mowing, trimming, edging and clearing the grounds so a place between owners still looks like somebody's. Overgrown is a fast condition in a Rapid City June and a slow one in August, and the answer to both is showing up on schedule. Clearing in spring and again in fall, grass held to height in between, walks and drives blown clear of whatever the wind stacked there. An empty yard cut straight tells the whole street that the house is still being looked after.