Chad Washam Lawn Care

About Chad Washam Lawn Care

On a July afternoon the road smells like cut hay and warm asphalt, and every yard on the route is putting on an inch a week. Chad Washam Lawn Care meets that head-on with a regular mowing route, trimming around fence posts and mailboxes, and edges cut where lawn runs up against gravel and stone. Yards are rarely flat, so the craft is as much about reading a slope as running a machine. The good part is the look of it afterward — stripes holding their line across a pitched yard, everything squared away before the evening thunder rolls in. Later in the year the leaves fall and the whole route runs again in reverse.