Conway has old shaded streets near the campuses where the pin oaks meet overhead, and west of town Cadron Creek cuts down through the bluffs on its way to the river. Gray's LawnCare & More works both kinds of ground — tight town lots that need careful trimming around walks and beds, and roomier places that want a straight, level cut and little else. In spring the grass comes on so fast that a steady schedule is the only thing keeping a yard from getting away, and the edges are what make it look finished. Autumn on those shaded blocks means leaves by the truckload, and hauling them off is as much the job as the mowing. A tidy lawn with a crisp line at the sidewalk changes how a whole street reads.