North and west of Acworth the Etowah River winds down out of the hills toward Allatoona, and the fog it throws off in the early morning settles into the low yards until the sun burns through. Pro Lawn starts in that quiet — dew still on the deck, the first pass laid down while the neighborhood is asleep. The routine holds all season: mowing on schedule, trimming tight to foundations and fences, an edge that gives the driveway a clean line, walks blown bare. Grass in this part of Georgia asks for consistency more than anything else, and consistency is the whole job. Come Friday, every yard on the route looks the way it should.