August in Days Creek can go three weeks without rain, and a lawn tells on you first at the corners, where the heads throw short. White Oak Lawn and Sprinkler works both halves of that problem: mowing and edging on a set week, and sprinkler service — heads straightened and aimed, zones run, spray patterns walked while the water is on. Turf that gets an even drink takes the heat differently, holding green where the ground beside it goes to straw. Trimming and a clean blow-down close out every visit. When the first cool front finally pushes through, the yard is still standing.