Pullman's rowhouses stand in long unbroken brick lines, built as a company town and still holding their shape, narrow strips of green out front and yards tucked behind. No Questions Asked Cleaning and Lawn Care keeps those strips and yards going on the Far South Side — mowing, trimming tight along the brick and the fences, edging the walks, and clearing everything out when the season opens and again when it closes. Autumn down here is wide-skied and windy, the old prairie edge still felt past 111th Street, and leaves travel a long way before they settle in somebody's yard. Hauling them off is unglamorous and completely necessary. A block that has been looked after shows it in the low afternoon light.