Casnovia Township lies in orchard country — sandy loam, apple rows climbing the ridge, and a dry July that can turn a lawn to straw inside of ten days. VandenBerg lawn sprinkling works directly against that: irrigation lines set and serviced, heads adjusted so water lands on grass instead of pavement, systems opened in April and blown out before the ground locks. The rest of the care follows the same logic — mowing at a height that keeps roots cool, trimming and edging so a green lawn also reads as a kept one. Morning is the good hour here, mist standing over the orchards, sprinklers ticking, everything about to be cut. Between the Muskegon and Kent county lines, that is the work, yard by yard.