April on the Sangamon is mud and high brown water, and every yard in Clear Lake comes out of winter looking flattened and unsure of itself. Just J's Lawnscape treats that as a starting line, raking out the debris the cold left behind, taking the first cut, re-cutting the bed edges until the property finds its shape again. Through summer it is mowing, trimming and edging on a rhythm; through winter it is plowing, opening walks and putting salt where the ice likes to sit. A yard here has two entirely different jobs to do across one year, and both are worth doing right. By the time the corn is knee-high, the place looks like spring showed up on purpose.