Where the East Branch of the DuPage River slips past Churchill Woods, fog sits over the grass well past sunrise, and Lombard lawns wake up wet most of the summer. Balanced Environments times the work to that — mowing once the dew burns off, edging the walks, trimming tight to beds and tree rings so the lawn ends exactly where it should. Fertilizing and seasonal cleanups fill in around the cutting, from the first green-up to the last of the leaf drop. The reward is a lawn that reads as one even sheet from the sidewalk, with clean lines holding it in place. That is the standing work in Lombard and the towns immediately around it.