Edging & Trimming

Mowing keeps the grass short; edging is what keeps it from creeping into beds, over walkway borders, and along driveways where it looks messy fast. We cut a clean, defined line at every bed, walk, and hardscape edge on a regular basis, alongside string trimming in the spots a mower can't reach — around fence posts, trees, and tight corners.

In our climate, grass and creeping weeds push into bed lines aggressively during the wet growing season, so edging tends to matter more here — and more often — than in drier regions where growth slows for a longer stretch of the year. It's a small, regular detail that has an outsized effect on how finished a property looks.