Tim Theder Landscape Contractor

About Tim Theder Landscape Contractor

East of Watertown the fields run flat and open, and when a clipper comes down off the plains there is nothing between the corn stubble and a driveway but wind. Tim Theder Landscape Contractor works both ends of that year — plowing and clearing snow while the section roads are still blue-dark, then turning to lawn care once the same ground goes soft and green. A drive opened before the first alarm goes off inside the house is a small, complete thing: pavement carried out to its edges, banks pushed back far enough that they won't creep in again by afternoon. Come summer the measure changes to an even cut and a yard that reads as tended from the road, the smell of it hanging in warm air until dusk. Watertown asks for both kinds of attention, and both are worth the early start.