April in Westborough is a wet, hopeful mess: the Cedar Swamp lets go of its ice, the ground gives underfoot, and every lawn in town looks like it wants an apology. Chaves Landscaping starts right there, with the cleanup that rakes out the sand, the sticks and the flattened leaves so turf can find the sun again. Then the year settles into its cadence of mowing, edging and trimming, week after week, until the grass stands even from the front walk to the property line. When the maples turn, the leaves come off those same lawns and the season closes tidy. Unglamorous work, with a reward anyone can see from the road.