There is an hour just after sunrise when Loganville smells like cut grass and wet clay and nothing else is moving yet. Mark's Lawn Care is out in it — mowing, edging, trimming, clearing the drive — working neighborhoods learned one yard at a time. Knowing a property matters here: where the sprinkler heads hide, which corner stays soggy for a day after a Piedmont downpour, how short the front strip likes to be taken. That kind of knowledge shows up plainly in the finished work. It is a small operation's advantage, and it is a real one.