First light comes over the Old Capitol square low and gold, and every blade of grass in Milledgeville stands up to meet it. That is the hour A Cut Above LLC likes best — deck spinning, dew still silver, mowing lines laid down straight across a front yard before the day turns warm. Mowing, edging, string trimming and a blow-down of the walks: plain work, repeated until a lawn has a shape you can read from the street. Baldwin County grass grows hard from April to October, and the answer is rhythm rather than rescue. Come evening, when the heat finally lets go, the cut along the driveway is still holding its line.