Red clay and rolling piedmont run through Bethlehem, hardwood and pine standing on every rise between Winder and the Apalachee country. Mayan Tree Services works those Barrow County yards right through the turn of the year — pruning oaks in the bare months when the structure of a tree is easy to read, trimming limbs that crowd a roof, removing pines that have grown too tall for the lot holding them. Summer storms come over the ridge with plenty of noise, and the cleanup after is plain and complete: limbs out, brush hauled, the lawn ready for a mower. Cold snaps can load a crown with ice and bring old branches down overnight, which is its own kind of call. Either way the day ends with the yard swept and the tree line looking deliberate.