Belleville still keeps its brick streets and its deep old porches, and the lawns in front of them are small, square, and looked at every single day. Adams Lawn Care treats that scale as the whole discipline: mow lines squared to the walk, trim work close around iron fences and hydrants, nothing left scattered on the brick. In May the grass grows overnight and asks to be cut twice a week; by August it wants a taller blade and a lighter hand. Autumn brings the sycamore and sweetgum down all at once, and the cleanup runs until the parkways are bare again. It is a town that notices a tidy front yard, and that noticing is a good reason to do the work right.