After a June thunderstorm the light over Carrollton washes clean and everything drips — leaves, gutters, the grass standing taller than it did that morning. West Ga Lawn Service works the day after storms like that, when the ground has drained just enough and the mowing matters most. Cutting, string trimming, edging along drives and walks, then blowing the wet clippings off the concrete so nothing stains. Rain and heat together make this county grow faster than most, and keeping pace is the job. A yard cut right after a good rain is about as green as grass ever gets.