Homie’s Professional Landscape Maintenance

About Homie’s Professional Landscape Maintenance

Hazel Dell sits on the bench above the Columbia, near enough to Salmon Creek to hear the frogs start up in March and open enough that Mount St. Helens shows itself on a clear morning. Winters here come in wet and gray, summers run bright and dry, and the lawns swing hard between the two — racing in April, thirsty by July, buried in big-leaf maple by November. Homie's Professional Landscape Maintenance keeps up with all of it: mowing on schedule, trimming and edging so the yard holds a definite shape, and clearing what each season drops. On the days the east wind comes down the Gorge and strips the trees at once, the difference between a kept yard and a forgotten one is a single visit. The pride is in pulling away from a house that simply looks cared for.