Rob Curtis Landscaping & Design

About Rob Curtis Landscaping & Design

South of Winner the ground begins its long roll down toward the White River breaks, cattle country where a ranch driveway can run a half mile or more from the county road to the yard gate. Rob Curtis Landscaping & Design clears those long approaches along with the shorter in-town drives, and the difference between the two jobs is mostly one of scale, since both need the same careful attention to where a drift will build against a fence line or a machine shed. Tripp County's winter wind carries little to slow it on the open range, and a cleared ranch lane can drift shut again within the same afternoon it was opened, so timing a pass to a break in the wind matters as much as the plowing itself. Back in town, the shorter residential streets get walks and steps cleared with the same close attention, edges squared off rather than left ragged. A half-mile lane and a hundred-foot driveway get the same care here, just measured on different clocks.