Lawrenceville wakes slowly around the old courthouse square, and the grass on its side streets wakes with it, silvered in dew before the first car turns off Perry Street. The Parker Lawn Care works those early hours — mowing, edging, string trimming, and clearing clippings off the walks so the red clay borders read clean. Gwinnett summers push growth hard between thunderstorms, so the route keeps its rhythm week to week instead of waiting for a yard to ask. Come autumn the pin oaks let go all at once and the work turns to leaves, beds, and the long tidy-up before the cold. What stays behind is simple: a straight line at the lip of the driveway, and a lawn that looks looked-after from the road.