Long before the sun clears the pines, Grovetown is already moving — headlights strung toward the Fort Eisenhower gates while the yards sit gray with dew. Armyvet Lawn Services keeps that same early hour, starting routes when the air is still cool enough to work in and finishing lawns before the day turns heavy. The standard is simple and strict: grass cut at an even height, string trimming tight to every post and mailbox, walks blown clean, nothing left behind but lines in the turf. Weeds get handled before they set seed, and beds get held to a straight shoulder. A yard done right in this town reads from the street on Monday, and it should still read that way on Friday.