When the wind comes hard off Lake Huron in January, snow does not so much fall on Sanilac County as travel across it, drifting a driveway shut an hour after it was cleared. Van Dyke Lawn Service runs against that — plowing drives, opening walkways, laying salt where ice keeps returning to the same three feet of concrete. Then the thaw arrives and the work turns green: mowing, trimming, edging and the feeding that brings a lake-town lawn back after a salted, battered winter. Spring cleanup is the reset, fall cleanup the send-off. Around Lexington, Croswell and Port Sanilac it is the same yards seen through both weathers, and both deserve a finished edge.