Each spring there is a morning when Cedar Park's sprinkler systems run for the first time in months, and every yard reveals what the winter freezes did to its heads and lines. Texas Sprinkler&Landscape takes that moment seriously, because through a Central Texas summer a lawn lives or dies on water landing exactly where the roots can use it. Its name pairs the two jobs that matter most here: the system underground and the landscape it feeds. A head raised back to height, a spray turned off the sidewalk and onto the turf, a trim along the beds once the grass starts moving, and by June the yard is primed for the long burn ahead. Along Whitestone Boulevard the heat will be relentless soon enough; these lawns meet it watered and in shape.