Aloha Landscape

About Aloha Landscape

Aloha Landscape works out of a Lehi that spends its summers looking out at Utah Lake and its winters looking at Mount Timpanogos going white from the peak down. The name promises someplace warmer, but the crew's actual territory is the flat ground between the lake and Traverse Mountain, where a storm can drop a foot of snow overnight and leave every driveway on a block buried the same depth. Winter work here means plowing and shoveling those drives and walkways fast, before the morning commute backs up along the frontage roads. Lehi's older neighborhoods, laid out when this was still farm country, have deeper lots and longer driveways than the newer subdivisions climbing the lower slopes, and each kind takes its own approach. Clearing a path to the door on a cold January morning, with Timpanogos catching the first light behind it, is its own small welcome — aloha or not.