The wind that reaches Eastpointe comes in off Lake St. Clair only a few miles east, and it carries damp air in summer and a sharper bite come January. Right Way lawn and tree service reads a yard by what that wind and the big street canopies do to it — thin grass under deep shade, fast growth where the sun gets through — and cuts, trims and edges accordingly. The goal is even, honest turf and boundaries you could draw with a straightedge. When the season flips, the trucks turn to snow: driveways plowed out, walks cleared, the curb cut opened so the mail keeps coming. Right through the year, the standard stays the same — do it the way it should be done, then come back and do it again.