An edge is a small thing until you see one done properly: that clean vertical cut where grass stops and the walk begins, sharp as a fold in paper. Edgekings takes its name from it and holds Batavia's lawns to it — mowing, trimming, and that hard line along drives, sidewalks and beds. The old rail bed that became the Fox River Trail runs through town straight as a rule, and the same instinct shows up in the work. Grass here will creep over concrete all summer if you let it, so the fix is repetition: come back, cut it back, keep it true. The result reads from the street long before anyone works out why.