Elberton wakes with granite in the air — the sheds working before the sun clears the pines, fine dust settling on every hedge and hood in town. Coleman's Cutz, LLC keeps its mowing, edging and trimming on that same early clock, blades turning while the dew still holds the grass down. There is a satisfaction in a yard that looks like it was drawn with a straightedge, the rows laid even and the walk swept clean behind it. Around the courthouse square and out along the county roads, the work shows plainly: neat lines, squared corners, nothing left to blow into the street. It is ordinary and it is beautiful, week after week, in a town that knows exactly what cut stone should look like.