Elberton set its curbs in granite, and there is no better line to mow against — the edge either meets the stone clean or it doesn't. Cutting Edge works that margin for a living: mowing, edging, trimming, and the blow-off that makes the difference visible from the far sidewalk. Midday on a block near the Elbert Theatre, with the light flat and the stone pale, a fresh edge reads like a drawn line. The same care goes into a shaded side yard nobody sees from the road. A lawn is finished when its boundaries are honest, and in a granite town that is a standard worth holding to.