Hawks landscape lighting and irrigation

About Hawks landscape lighting and irrigation

June evenings come down slow over Whitehouse. The heat lets go around eight, nighthawks work the open ground above the fields, and a lawn cut that morning shows every line in the low light. Hawks landscape lighting and irrigation attends the grass end of that picture — mowing, edging, trimming and clearing, so a yard reads clean when the sun goes long and sideways across it. A shaved border along a walk is nearly invisible at noon and unmistakable at dusk, which is a fair argument for doing it every time. Yards in Whitehouse and nearby Flint, Noonday and Tyler are kept on that footing.