Anybody who has spent a March in La Cienega knows what wind can do — it comes up the valley in the afternoon, tears at the chamisa, and leaves a yard wearing everything the neighborhood lost. Hurricane Construction & Landscape shows up for the cleanup: dead grass and blown litter raked out, beds cleared, the lawn opened up and cut back to something spring can work with. Through the warm months they hold that line with regular mowing, trimming and edging along drives and walls. The reward is the still evening after a windy week, when the dust settles out of the air, the Sangre de Cristos go rose-colored to the northeast, and the yard sits there looking deliberate. That is a good thing to hand back to someone.