By June the Bermuda in a Cartersville front yard is running hard, and turf that gets fed and watched turns a deep even green you can pick out from the road. Georgia Lawn Pro works that side of the craft: mowing at a consistent height, fertilization timed to the growing season, weed control before crabgrass gets a foothold, aeration and overseeding when fall opens the door. Every visit closes the same way, edges cut along the drive and walk, trimmer run around beds and posts, clippings blown back into the lawn. Grass in north Georgia gets a long stretch of heat to prove itself, and a fed lawn proves it. The rest is upkeep, and upkeep is the whole job.