June in Mount Prospect smells like cut grass and infield dust, and every block near Lions Park keeps a friendly argument going over whose parkway strip looks sharpest. Perfect Lawn and Snow Removal is glad to be part of that. Mowing, trimming, the edge along the sidewalk cut so clean it throws a shadow — the small geometry that makes an ordinary yard look cared for from the street. Come January the work changes shape but not the standard: driveways opened, walks taken down to concrete, the ridge the village plow leaves at the end of the apron cleared before anyone faces it with a shovel. Same houses, same hands, another season's version of tidy.