Up on Wolcott's high ground, where stone walls run crooked along Woodtick Road and dooryards tip toward the ridge, the grass comes in thick between the maples. Cocchiola Lawn Care keeps those yards tended, drawing a clean mowed line across a Connecticut hillside until the whole street seems to sit up a little straighter. There is a plain satisfaction in it — the smell of cut grass lifting off a slope above Scovill Reservoir, the trimmed edge that hugs the walk to the door, a lawn that reads as cared-for straight from the road. Around Wolcott and the towns nearby, that is the work: patient, week after week, leaving each yard greener and squared away.