There is a week every summer when the rain quits and the lawns along the Grosse Pointe side streets start telling on themselves: one bleached stripe where a head is aimed wrong, a soggy corner where a line has given up, a strip by the walk that browns before anything else. Grosse Pointe Irrigation Repair reads those clues the way you would read a page — head by head, zone by zone — and puts the water back where the grass is actually asking for it. Spring means bringing systems up and setting them true; autumn means getting the lines emptied before the first hard freeze rolls in off the lake. In between there is ordinary lawn care to keep, mowing and trimming and edges held clean along the walks near Neff Park. The result is a lawn that stays evenly green through August, without a single scorched line to give it away.