Spring in Fayetteville arrives as a yellow film — pine pollen laid down on every hood, rail and walkway from Stonewall Avenue out to the county roads. A-A Lawn Care & Pressure Washing meets it with two tools: a mower that leaves a straight, deliberate line across the front yard, and a wand that takes the season back off a driveway in slow bright passes. Mowing, edging along the walk, string trimming at the fence posts and a clean sweep of the hard surfaces are the everyday work; washing concrete, siding and porches is the part where the change is instant. There is real satisfaction in standing at the curb afterward, where the grass is even and the walkway is the color it was poured. The brick around the old courthouse square has always kept its own weather; the yards and drives of Fayetteville get the same attention, one address at a time.