Texas Fireman Lawn & Landscape

About Texas Fireman Lawn & Landscape

July in McKinney arrives like a lid coming down: the blackland clay splits open in seams, cicadas wind up in the post oaks, and by two in the afternoon the whole town has moved into the shade. Texas Fireman Lawn & Landscape works out in that heat — mowing, edging, trimming, hauling mulch into the beds and keeping shrubs shaped so the landscape holds its lines through the hardest stretch of the year. Down by Cottonwood Creek the ground stays a little softer and the grass shows it; up on the open lots it wants water and a blade set high. Carrying a lawn through a North Texas August without scalping it is a matter of paying attention, week to week, yard to yard. When the first cool front finally rides in off the plains in October, the lawns they have carried are still green, and that is the whole point.