Trinity River Lawn Care

About Trinity River Lawn Care

After a summer rain the Trinity bottom smells green for a full day, cottonwoods dripping along the Campion Trail, herons stepping through the shallows of the Elm Fork, and every lawn from the levee back into the neighborhoods shooting up two inches overnight. Trinity River Lawn Care meets that surge the only way it can be met, on schedule: mowing through the flush, cutting the walks back to a clean line, trimming fence bases and meter boxes, and clearing the drive so nothing tracks indoors. Wet Irving grass is heavy work and it cuts best when someone is genuinely paying attention to it. The payoff comes in the evening, when the light goes long and a mown yard holds its stripes like corduroy. That part is worth doing right.