Half of St. Clair Shores lives with water in the backyard — the canals running in off Lake St. Clair, seawalls and boat wells and lawns that simply stop at the edge of the current. Serria Services keeps both halves of that year in order: mowing, trimming and cleanups through the green months, then plowing and salting once the canals skin over and the boats sit shrink-wrapped in the side yards. Summer here moves at a lawn-and-water pace, and the crisp line where grass meets seawall is worth taking the extra minute on. Winter runs faster and darker, and the reward is smaller — one open drive, one safe walk — but it is the one everybody notices. Same properties, same attention, two entirely different kinds of weather.