A Georgia summer keeps its own calendar: a thunderhead stacks up white over the pines, drops a hard inch of rain on Coopers in twenty minutes, and by Thursday every yard in reach has grown clean past its patience. Cooper's Landscaping & Handyman Service meets that surge with mowing, edging along walks and drives, string trimming the fence lines a mower cannot follow, and clearing the beds of whatever the storm knocked loose. There is a particular satisfaction in a lawn that got away from somebody — thick, damp, laid over sideways — coming back level inside an hour. The truck runs between Coopers and the communities around it on roads that steam once the sun returns. What gets left behind is simple enough: even lines, swept concrete, and a place somebody is glad to pull into.