There is a particular hour in a Peru February — three in the morning, streetlights hazy, the whole hill silent except for a plow blade finding pavement. EJB Lawn Care keeps that hour: clearing driveways and lots, cutting walks down to bare concrete, spreading salt where the melt will refreeze before dawn. Come April the machines change and the work turns green — weekly mowing, trimming, crisp edges along curb and sidewalk, clippings gathered rather than left to scatter. The river fog burns off around nine most spring mornings, and by then a lawn can already be finished and quiet. Two seasons, one standard: leave it looking cared for.