Acreage and Campus Grounds in Loxley

The grounds at the Church of His Presence campus in Loxley are acreage, not a lawn — open field, drive lanes, parking areas and building surrounds, all of which have to look finished on the same day rather than over the course of a week.

That is tractor and batwing work. A zero-turn is the wrong tool once you are past a couple of acres; you burn a day and still leave scallops across the open ground. Running a batwing behind the tractor lets us take the field in wide passes, then come back with smaller equipment for the trim work along buildings, walks and parking islands so the edges match the field.

Loxley is built for this kind of property. Sitting east of the Eastern Shore off I-10, it has the lot sizes that let a church, a business or a family put real ground around what they built. The work that comes with that looks nothing like a subdivision yard: mowing measured in acres, ditch and shoulder cutting, tree lines that need a pass before they start closing in, and drainage across ground flat enough to hold water for days after a storm.

If you have more property than a push mower makes sense on, this is the kind of job we are already set up for and already scheduled around.

Plenty of Loxley property is residential with acreage attached, and that gets the same treatment scaled down: regular mowing and upkeep on the part you look at, a tractor pass on the part you do not, and drainage work wherever flat ground has decided to hold water. Where somebody wants the area around the house to look designed rather than just cut, we do the planting and bed work too.