There are two lines this trade gets judged by: the stripe a mower leaves in June and the edge a plow leaves in January. Platinum Landscape draws both around Pontiac, out where Woodward finally runs out of road near the old truck-plant grounds. Warm months mean regular mowing, trimming, edging, and seasonal cleanups front and back; cold months mean plowing, clearing walks, and salting the ice that forms wherever meltwater crosses pavement. The town changes character completely between the two, and the work has to change with it. Either way, the finished job is something you can read from the street.