Silverback Landscaping

About Silverback Landscaping

April in Spanish Fork arrives with the river running loud and brown with snowmelt out of the canyon, and with yards that got away from their owners over the winter. Silverback Landscaping takes those on: the heavy first cut, dead growth and brush cleared out, tall stuff trimmed back off the fences, then the lawn brought onto a weekly rotation before the weeds have their say. New grass burns easily in the dry air here, so the height gets managed rather than scalped. It is honest labor, and the difference between arriving and leaving shows from the road. From there it is mowing, edging and clear walks, week after week into the fall.