Lucky Lawn Service

About Lucky Lawn Service

In late July the cicadas in Timberwood Park make a sound like heat itself, and rain becomes a rumor passed between neighbors. Lucky Lawn Service works those weeks the way the weather demands — cutting high so the turf can shade its own roots, keeping to the schedule even when growth stalls, edging and trimming so a yard stays sharp while it waits for August. Beds get weeded before the weeds can win the argument, and cuttings are cleared off the drive instead of left to bleach on the concrete. Grass that comes through a Bexar County summer still holding its color is grass that was minded during the hard part. When the first real storm finally breaks over the oaks, those are the lawns that green up first.