On the first Saturday in May, once the last gritty snowbank has finally gone, Utica's yards give up everything winter dumped in them — branches, matted leaves, the pile behind the garage nobody wanted to face in November. YardandJunkPros clears it out, hauling the yard debris away and leaving open ground behind. Then the mowing starts, with trimming and edging to keep it looking intentional, and another cleanup once the leaves come down in fall. A raked, empty yard in early spring feels like more room to live in. That is the reward, and it shows up the same day.