Augusta sits right where the Piedmont hills give out and the coastal plain begins, and the Bermuda grass loves the deal — sun all day, water enough, and July heat that pushes an inch of growth a week. TurfMasters of Augusta builds its week around that pace, cutting on a schedule so the turf never gets shocked and always keeps its density. Mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup, done in the same order at every stop, until a lawn holds mower stripes the way a good rug holds its nap. Out in the newer streets of Evans and Grovetown the lots are wide open and the lines run long, which is exactly when the work looks like something. Late in the year the blades come up, the leaves come off, and the turf is handed into winter tight and even.