Domu Landscaping

About Domu Landscaping

Kays Creek comes down out of the Wasatch and crosses Kaysville on its way toward the lake, and in late spring you can hear it running under the streets that bridge it. That is the same water that gets the lawns going — everything green in this town began the winter as snow. Domu Landscaping cuts, edges and trims yards through the growing season, holding them even from the first hard flush of May growth to the slow last mow of October. Cleanups clear the winter's litter in spring and the leaf fall in autumn. Routine maintenance, done on time, is what keeps a Davis County yard looking like someone lives there on purpose.