August afternoons in Savannah build all day and then break around four, and the smart move is to be finished before the thunder starts. Traditional lawn company keeps that older rhythm — cut, edge, trim, sweep, and off the property while the sky is still white above the magnolias. Around Habersham Village and the midtown blocks the sidewalks are narrow and the strips of grass narrower still, and the whole difference between tidy and shaggy is about an inch. Nothing elaborate is called for here, only the same care on the same day, week after week. The rain comes, the grass jumps, and the mower comes back.