Roots Lawn Service

About Roots Lawn Service

October arrives down the mountain first — sourwood and blackgum turning along Middle Creek Road while the valley below is still green. Roots Lawn Service reads the whole calendar of a Sevierville yard: mowing and edging through the long growing season, aeration and overseeding once the nights cool, then leaf cleanups that run until the tulip poplars stand bare. Mulch goes down around the beds so the roots have a blanket for January. When the cold finally sets in hard enough to whiten Sevier County, the work shifts to plowing drives, clearing walkways and putting salt exactly where the ice wants to gather. A yard is a long relationship here, not a single Saturday.