Few towns keep time the way College Park does: a jet lifts off Hartsfield-Jackson every couple of minutes, and its shadow crosses the yard right about when the mower reaches the far fence. Carroll's Lawn Services LLC works the blocks along Camp Creek Parkway through the thick of a Georgia July, starting early so the heavy cutting is behind them before the four o'clock storm piles up out of the west. Bermuda grass grows fast in that heat, and it takes a week-to-week rhythm — mow, edge, trim, sweep the drive — to keep a yard looking intentional rather than merely cut. The reward comes after: wet air, cicadas, and a hard straight line where the turf meets the concrete. That line is the signature.