The City of Homes, with dogs
Huntington Woods is small on purpose, and it calls itself the City of Homes because that's mostly what it is. Walk a dog here and you're never far from Woodward or the Coolidge side, and the western edge of the Detroit Zoo sits right inside the city limits. It's a walking town, and Burton Community Park is where a lot of those walks end up.
Tended, tight lots
Yards here are tended and close together, and each one gets looked at by a neighbor out front or a walker heading toward the Zoo. A dog is one more thing to keep up with on a block this well kept. A cleared corner keeps the yard looking like the rest of the street.
What a week looks like
Set it once, and the day comes around on its own. The whole yard is cleared corner to corner and the bags go off the property. On weekly and twice-a-week memberships, snowy walkways get shoveled and salted as well, keeping the walk toward Woodward clear. Tools are disinfected before they touch your yard, and a photo of your gate shut arrives when it's done. You don't have to be home.
Handled
Life's too short to spend it scanning the lawn before letting the dog out. Let the yard be one thing on this block that's already handled.
Gutters and windows? Groundkeep does home upkeep in Huntington Woods too.
