SRP Landscaping

About SRP Landscaping

Come November, the crews who spent summer laying sod across Eagle Mountain's new lots switch their trailers over to plows, and the same eye for a level yard turns out to be useful for a level driveway. SRP works the newer pockets of the city, where the streets curve back on themselves and every lot still has a young tree staked against the wind. Winter light here comes in low and gold off the Lake Mountains, throwing long shadows across snow that's often thinner than it looks — enough to hide ice on a north-facing walk long after the driveway itself is dry. The crew learns which lots sit in shade past ten in the morning and treats those first. By the time the sun's high enough to matter, the walk is already safe underfoot.