April in Dalton starts yellow — pine pollen on every windshield and porch rail — until a good rain washes it down and the whole county turns startlingly green underneath. Re-Fresh Lawn Maintenance works that turn: the first cuts of the year, winter debris cleared out of beds, mulch laid fresh, edges recut after months of neglect. From there it becomes weekly maintenance through the long warm season, mowing, edging, trimming and blowing without a gap. Fall brings the leaf work and the closing-down of beds. There is something plainly satisfying about handing back a yard that looks brand new, and then keeping it that way.