There's a moment at the end of a mow when the edger comes out and the lawn suddenly acquires a border — the line between grass and sidewalk drawn so sharp it looks drafted. Clean Cut Inc lives for that moment on the streets around Old South Pearl and Platt Park, where the bungalows sit low and close and the front yards get looked at by everyone walking to the market on a Sunday morning. Denver light is hard and bright, which means every ragged edge shows and every clean one gleams. The routine holds through the season: mow, trim the fence lines and tree rings, edge the walk and drive, clear the clippings off the concrete. Simple work, done exactly, and a block that reads as looked after from one corner to the next.