Scottdale still carries the bones of a mill village — small square houses, narrow lots, a grid laid out for people who walked to work. Turner Lawn Care runs those yards and the ones across the line into Decatur: cutting on a set week, edging the walks, trimming the fence rows where a mower will never fit, mulch refreshed in the beds each spring. Late August is the hard stretch, when the grass has been growing since March and the heat has not eased since May. Then October comes, the pace lets up, and the work turns to cleanups and leaves. Making that last pass along a fence line with the whole yard even behind you never gets old.