In April the peaks west of Sheridan are still white while the yards below have already begun waking up, and that gap is where the sprinkler season starts. Rocky Mountain Lawn and Sprinkler brings systems up for the year — charging the lines, checking heads, setting zones so the water lands on grass instead of the driveway — and blows them out again ahead of the first hard freeze. In between comes the mowing and edging that all that water pays for. Sun at this elevation is direct and forgives nothing, so a lawn's health here is mostly a question of what the irrigation is doing at five in the morning. Get that right and the rest of the yard follows.