Summer storms in this part of Georgia build to the west and announce themselves a full hour early, all thunder and no rain yet. Environmental Turf Management watches that sky and mows accordingly — grass cut, borders defined, trimming finished, clippings cleared before the first drops reach Loganville. August will hand you three inches of growth in a week and a soaked lawn on the day you meant to cut it. The work is a running negotiation with weather, and there is real enjoyment in the argument. Between storms, the yards look like nothing ever threatened them.