Shockley Landscaping

About Shockley Landscaping

August thunderstorms pile up over the Wasatch most afternoons and come off the mountain in a hurry, and for twenty minutes Mapleton smells like wet dust and cut grass at the same time. Shockley Landscaping reads that weather into the week — mowing ahead of it, coming back behind it, keeping trim lines and edges tight so nothing looks beaten down once the sun returns. Fertilization and weed control follow the storm cycle, since rain pushes everything at once, the good growth and the weeds right alongside it. Aeration and cleanups round out a year that never quite behaves. What holds it all together is turning up on a schedule the lawn can count on.