Nine towns, from Lebanon out to Cincinnati and Dayton.
Give us the address and we will tell you whether we cover it.
Chris will get back to you and talk it through.
Nine towns — and they’re the nine Chris named himself, not a circle drawn on a map.
Warren County is home turf. The towns in the first group are normal working distance, close enough for a weekly route. Middletown, Cincinnati and Dayton are a drive, so they suit a clean-up, a mulch job or a standing commercial contract better than a single cut. Call with the address either way and you’ll get a straight answer.
Lebanon, Mason and Springboro through to the smaller places east and north — Maineville, Morrow and Waynesville. This is the area a weekly mowing route and a seasonal bed schedule fit around without anybody having to think about the drive.
Middletown up the corridor, Dayton at the top of it, Cincinnati to the south. All three are worth the drive for the right job — a full clean-up, a mulch run across a property, planting, or grounds work on a commercial site.
Not on the list? Call anyway. We’d rather tell you straight that an address is too far than take the job and show up late.
Had Chris out for a mulch job, a clean-up or the weekly cut? Tell him how it went — for a one-man operation it counts for more than you’d think.
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