Hendersonville

Hendersonville is one of our busiest routes, and the lake shapes most of the work. Lots that fall toward the water need careful mowing lines and real attention to where clippings and debris end up, because anything blown downhill ends up in the lake.

The older neighborhoods off Walton Ferry and Sanders Ferry have established beds that respond well to a proper spring reset: pull the old mulch back, re-cut the edge, clear the weeds, then two to three inches of fresh material kept off the stems. It is the single fastest way to make a mature yard look maintained again.

Newer construction around Station Camp gets the opposite treatment. Those lawns are young, thin, and sitting on compacted fill, so they need height, patience, and a real fall overseeding rather than a heavy spring feeding.