The route out of Broad River runs on red gravel and two-lane blacktop, past hay rolls, poultry houses and mailboxes leaning at their own angles. Dunaway Lawn Care follows it week by week with a trailer behind, stopping wherever the grass has gotten ahead of the household. The pattern does not change: cut, edge, trim the fence rows and the porch skirts, then clear the drive so gravel and clippings each stay where they belong. Piedmont summers make grass a full-time argument, and losing a single week shows immediately. Keeping out in front of it is the service, and an even yard at the end of a dusty road is worth the drive.