Late-May dawn arrives flat over Chemung, one long orange line laid down across black farm ground east of the county road. Aquino Landscaping Llc is out in that first hour, while dew still beads on the blades, because grass cut cool keeps its color all day. The mowing goes in long passes that follow the lay of the yard, then the trimmer walks the fence line and the mailbox post, then the drive gets blown back to bare concrete. What the work is after is plain and hard to fake: a lawn that looks combed, an edge you could set a straightedge against, and not one clipping left on the walk. In a township where a yard is visible from a quarter mile off, that finish is the whole point.