Touch of Class Lawn Care and Landscaping

About Touch of Class Lawn Care and Landscaping

Morning comes off Beaver Dam Lake as a low sheet of mist, and by the time it lifts the mowers are already crossing the first yards on the west side of town. Touch of Class Lawn Care and Landscaping works the flat, generous lots of Dodge County — the deep boulevard grass near Front Street, the sloped lawns that run down toward the river, the corner properties where wind off the water keeps things growing a week longer than they ought to. Mowing, trimming, edging, cleanups: the work is simple to name and hard to do right, and the proof is a border so clean you could lay a ruler along it. In autumn, when the geese stack up over the marshes north of town and the maples let go all at once, the leaves come off in long tidy passes until the grass lies flat and green for the last mild weeks. It is steady work in a town built beside water, and a lawn that looks looked-after says something about the whole street.