Fog collects in the creek bottoms of Northeast Cobb before sunup, drifting off the water where Sope Creek runs down toward the Chattahoochee. CRC Lawn Care starts in that damp gray hour, waiting out the wet just long enough for the blades to cut clean instead of tearing. Yards near the creek grow in a rich, uneven way — sun on one side, deep shade on the other — and keeping them even is a weekly conversation with the ground. Mowing, edging, trimming and cleanup are the whole vocabulary, and fluency shows up in the details: no scalped ridge, no scattered clippings, no missed strip along the fence. By mid-morning the fog has burned off and the lawn is standing up straight to meet it.