Erie's biggest snows often come in April, when branches are already budding and the storm lands wet and heavy enough to bend them down to the lawn. Schott Lawn Care meets both faces of that month — plowing and shoveling the drives and walks, then mowing, trimming and edging once the same snow soaks in and turns the whole town green. Ice gets treated where the afternoon melt refreezes overnight on north-facing concrete. Cleanups gather the limbs and litter a spring storm shakes loose. This is a place that can hand you two seasons inside one week, and the work simply answers both.