SJV Landscaping

About SJV Landscaping

A Hill Country storm can put three inches on Kerrville in an afternoon, run Town Creek full, and leave every lawn in the county growing like it is being paid to. SJV Landscaping comes through in the days after, when the ground is still soft and the grass is ankle-deep — mowing in a way that won't rut a wet yard, then crossing back over it so no windrow is left lying. Edging re-cuts the line the runoff smeared with silt, and trimming clears the fence rows, where growth always goes wild first. Walks and drives get blown down to clean, rain-washed concrete. Rain is the best thing that happens out here, and somebody has to keep up with what it starts.