Senoia's Main Street keeps its crepe myrtles in bloom most of the summer, pink against brick and old awnings, and a street that tidy sets a standard the neighborhoods behind it keep too. Caldwell Lawn Service works those in-town lots — mowing, trimming close along walls and walkways, edging the sidewalk seam until it reads as a line drawn on purpose. Small yards are unforgiving, because every missed corner shows from the road. So the routine stays careful and repeatable week after week, with the clippings blown back into the grass and off the concrete. It is ordinary upkeep, and it is what makes a street look like someone loves it.