Lawn Care in Highland Park, Michigan
Professional lawn maintenance serving all Highland Park neighborhoods
Professional Lawn Care in Highland Park, MI
Highland Park sits in the center of Wayne County, a compact city completely surrounded by Detroit, and we are glad to bring our Wayne crew north to care for it. Woodward Avenue (M-1) runs straight through the heart of Highland Park, the same corridor that carries the historic Ford Highland Park Plant where the moving assembly line was perfected for the Model T. We mow, trim, and clean up properties along the residential streets off Hamilton Avenue, Oakland Avenue, and John R, and around landmarks like Ford Park and the McGregor Public Library. Highland Park earned its nickname as the City of Trees, so many lots carry mature shade trees, established flowerbeds, and the heavy leaf load that comes with them every fall. Whether your home sits near the Davison Freeway, close to McNichols, or by the old Chrysler headquarters site, we keep your grass even, your edges sharp, and your beds tidy from the first spring cut through the last fall cleanup.
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Your Trusted Highland Park Lawn Care Team
We Know Highland Park
We work the Highland Park streets regularly, from the Woodward Avenue corridor to the neighborhoods off Hamilton and Oakland. We know the mature trees, the older city lots, and what these established lawns need.
We Also Serve
In addition to Highland Park, we provide lawn care throughout Metro Detroit.
About Highland Park, Michigan
Highland Park is a three-square-mile city entirely surrounded by Detroit, famous as the site of Henry Ford's Highland Park Plant, where the moving automotive assembly line began in 1913 and the Model T was mass-produced. Chrysler Corporation was founded here in 1925 and kept its headquarters in the city for decades. Once a booming 'City of Trees' of more than 50,000 people, it has since shrunk to under 9,000 residents after the auto giants departed.
Local Landmarks and Attractions
- The Highland Park Ford Plant, a National Historic Landmark and the birthplace of the moving assembly line, now home to the Model T Automotive Heritage Complex.
- The Highland Park Chrysler Plant, the original Chrysler Corporation headquarters campus.
- The Davison Freeway, which opened on November 25, 1942 as the first depressed (below-grade) urban freeway in the United States.
- The McGregor Public Library, an ornate library that opened in 1924 and closed in 2002.
- The Medbury's-Grove Lawn Subdivisions Historic District.
Local History
- Earlier settlement attempts on the site included Woodwardville (1825) and Cassandra (1836); Highland Park incorporated as a village in 1889.
- Highland Park became a city in 1918 largely to protect its tax base from annexation by rapidly expanding Detroit, which surrounds it.
- Henry Ford bought a 130-acre tract here in 1907; the plant opened in 1910, and the first moving automobile assembly line began operating in October 1913.
Culture and Community
- Highland Park's gritty streetscapes have drawn filmmakers, including a scene in '8 Mile' (2002), the Clint Eastwood film 'Gran Torino' (2008), and the movie 'Highland Park' (2009) starring Danny Glover.
- Avalon Village, founded by Shamayim 'Mama Shu' Harris, is a grassroots eco-village and community-rebuilding project on Avalon Street; Harris was named USA Today's 2024 Woman of the Year and a top-ten CNN Hero in 2023.
- The city produced influential musicians, including soul singer Jackie Wilson and rock-and-roll pioneer Bill Haley.
Local area information compiled by AppWT Web & AI Solutions.