Wind is the local fact out at the Altamont, where the turbines turn all afternoon and the same air comes down into Livermore to dry every lawn it crosses. Cagwin & Dorward mows and maintains against that grain — cutting at heights that hold moisture, trimming the exposed edges where grass thins first, and clearing debris that the wind stacks in corners overnight. Properties here need a rhythm rather than a rescue: regular passes through the green months, and closer watching when the hills go tawny and the breeze never stops. There is craft in a lawn that stays even through a windy August. The crew leaves clean lines and takes the clippings with them.