April in Woburn arrives all at once. One week the ground is still stiff around Four Corners; the next, the grass stands three inches tall and the whole city needs cutting. Victor's Landscaping & Construction meets it with spring cleanups — beds cleared of last year's dead stalks, edges recut, mulch spread until every planting looks intentional again — and then settles into the steady rhythm of weekly mowing and trimming through the long summer. The town's low hills mean half these yards sit on a slope, where a straight mow line takes some doing and a crisp edge makes the whole difference. By November the leaves come down in a rush and the season closes the way it opened: a rake, a truck, and a yard put right before winter.