There is a moment on every overgrown yard when the shears come back a foot and the house appears again — windows, porch rail, the color somebody chose years ago. Reveal Home & Lawn chases that moment through Brunswick in spring, when the azaleas throw their week of pink, the camellias let go, and the old Lover's Oak on Albany Street lowers its branches toward the ground the way it always has. The work is mowing and edging and trimming, beds cut back to a crisp border, hedges brought down off the eaves, every clipping gathered. Mulch goes in dark and even so the green reads greener against it. A yard that had gone quiet starts speaking for the house again.