The office sits in Winder, where Barrow County mornings start with dew heavy enough to darken a boot before the first pass is cut. Trucks head out toward Broad Street and the streets that branch off it, and by mid-morning the Bermuda is mowed, edged and blown clean. All Turf works the turf itself — feeding it, cutting it at the height it wants, keeping weeds from getting a foothold in red Georgia ground. There is a plain pleasure in the moment a mower's last line comes up square with the driveway. Yards here ask for attention nine months out of twelve, and this is the address that attention gets dispatched from.