Summer storms come at Burton out of the west with a lot of announcement — thunder stacked over toward Swartz Creek, ten minutes of sideways rain, then steam rising off the pavement. Zeus Lawn Care shows up after, mowing the surge of growth those storms leave behind, trimming and cutting the edges back until a yard looks composed again. Between soakings the grass here can put on an inch in a night, and a week's delay turns a routine cut into a wrestling match. Keeping the schedule is the whole strategy, from the first green of April to the last mow before the ground hardens. A lawn cut level and clean under a big Michigan sky is a modest thing, and it's worth doing every time.