April in Corinth is a rough, hopeful month: snowbanks shrinking along the shoulder below Mount McGregor, the lawns underneath matted gray and waiting to be woken up. TurfTough Pros meets the ground right there — spring cleanup, the first cut, edges reopened along walks and beds — then stays with it through the mowing weeks, when grass here grows like it knows the season is short. The name is less a boast than a description of the turf itself, which takes a foothills winter square on the chin and comes back anyway. And when winter circles around, the same trucks come back with plows and salt, driveways opened ahead of the workday. Nothing about the year is subtle in this valley, which is what makes a finished, banded, level lawn feel earned.