Spring arrives in the township on a thaw wind, the orchard rows still bare and the ground soft enough to take a boot print. Gaeta Property Services starts its year right there — raking out what winter left behind, clearing beds and drives, then laying down the first cut on lawns that have been waiting since November. From then on it becomes a rhythm: mow, trim, edge, clear the clippings, held steady week to week while southwest Michigan does its long green summer. Autumn reverses the whole thing, the maples coming down and the final mowing setting the grass up for cold. A property kept this way never needs rescuing; it just looks right whenever you pull in.