A good lawn is mostly geometry. On the Green Lawn Care works the middle of the day in Rover, when the sun is straight overhead and a crooked line has nowhere to hide — mowing in even passes, cutting a hard boundary along drives and sidewalks, trimming close where the deck cannot reach. Piedmont ground here grows grass that will creep out over concrete if nobody stops it, so that boundary gets reset every visit. The pavement is blown clear before the truck pulls away. What's left is simple: green where green belongs, and a straight line everywhere else.