Four in the morning in January, the lagoon streets of Lanoka Harbor lie blue under new snow and nothing is moving but a plow blade. Diamond Cut Lawn Service LLC works those hours so the driveway is open and the walk is salted before anybody has to think about it. Come June the same streets get the warm-weather version — mowing on schedule, string trimming around bulkhead posts and lamp posts, an edge cut so straight it looks drawn. Snow work here means plowing, shoveling out the walkways and treating the ice that forms where the wind comes off the water. Lawn work means keeping a yard even through the humid stretch when grass grows overnight. Two seasons, one standard: a property that looks handled.