A Father & Son Lawn Service

About A Father & Son Lawn Service

Uvalde wakes early, where US 90 and US 83 cross in the middle of town and the light comes up flat and gold over the Leona River bottom. A Father & Son Lawn Service works those first cool hours, when the grass still holds dew and the mower leaves a dark stripe behind it — cutting, edging, trimming along the walks, all of it done before the south Texas heat leans in for the afternoon. There is a plain satisfaction in a yard where the line between turf and sidewalk is drawn clean, and not a clipping left on the driveway when the gate closes. Between the Hill Country's last low ridges and the open miles of brush country, the route comes back around week after week. A lawn kept on schedule never has to catch up.