Sand Dogs Landscaping

About Sand Dogs Landscaping

West Point sits on the last flat mile before the Great Salt Lake, where the old farm fields go silver toward evening and Antelope Island floats out past the fence lines. Sand Dogs Landscaping works lawns on the rhythm this valley asks for — cutting early, before the sun comes up hard over the Wasatch and the heat settles across the benchland. Mowing, string trimming and edging, done so the line along a driveway reads straight from the street; fertilization, weed control, aeration and overseeding to bring turf back thick after a month of dry west wind. Autumn turns the work to cleanup: leaves lifted off the grass, beds cut back, everything set down tidy before the cold slides in off the water. There is a plain satisfaction in the last pass of the day — clippings blown clear, one crisp edge holding, and the lake going pink behind it.