Tommy Crowder Excavating

About Tommy Crowder Excavating

Redbud comes on early in the hollows under Meadow Creek Mountain, purple against bare gray woods, and the grass wakes up right behind it. Tommy Crowder Excavating takes the first cut of the year about then — the one that turns a shaggy winter yard back into a lawn in a single afternoon. After that it settles into rotation: mowing on a rhythm, trimming around posts and stonework, edging drives and walks until the shape of a place shows itself again. This is uneven ground out toward Long Creek, and mowing it well means reading it before you drop the deck. The result is easy to see from the road, which is where most people see it from anyway.