The best part of the job is a line — the clean seam where the grass stops and the concrete begins, cut so straight it looks drawn. Precision Landscape LLC chases that line through Bowdon in October, when the mornings finally turn cool, the humidity lets go, and the red clay is firm enough underfoot to work all day. Mowing sets the field; edging along the drive and the sidewalk gives it a border; trimming and a last pass with the blower take care of everything the mower could not reach. Fall here is the season the yards look their sharpest, the light low and long across cut grass by four in the afternoon. Neat edges are a quiet kind of pride, and they hold up all week.