Tylers Lawn Care

About Tylers Lawn Care

A June thunderstorm crosses Sussex out of the west, drops an inch in forty minutes and keeps going toward the lake — and two days later every lawn in the village has grown three inches. Tylers Lawn Care answers that surge: mowing on a schedule the weather actually earns, trimming the tree rings and the back fence line, cutting the walk edges back to a straight line. Clippings come off the concrete instead of being left to stain it, and the cut height stays where the grass can shade its own roots through July. Spring and fall bring the bookend cleanups, beds raked out in April and the leaves cleared before November hardens the ground. Steady, unglamorous, and it shows from the curb.