The ground under most of this city is heavy clay, and by the end of a hot summer it packs down tight as a two-track. Orchard Lawn Aeration & Fertilization opens it back up in fall — pulling cores across a lawn, letting air and water reach root depth again, then feeding the turf so it goes into the cold with something in the tank. The same properties get plowed drives and cleared, salted walks once winter takes over, which means seeing each yard both compacted and frozen. Come April, aerated ground greens up first and holds through the dry weeks better than anything a mower can do for it. There is real pride in work whose payoff arrives a season after the plugs dry on the lawn.