Between Warrensburg and Harristown the land lies flat enough to watch weather approach for an hour before it arrives. Lawn Specialties reads that sky both ways — a summer storm that will put the mowing route a day behind, a winter one that means plows out before the roads are touched. Warm season: cutting, trimming, edging, cleanup. Cold season: driveways opened, walks cleared, salt where the melt refreezes overnight. Wind is the constant here, drying the lawns in August and drifting the drives in February, and the work is planned around it rather than surprised by it. Grass even in July, pavement bare in January — that is the whole job description.