Red-tailed hawks ride the warm air over Maine Township all summer, perched on the light poles beside the expressway while the jets come down low on their approach. Lawn Hawks takes the name seriously, keeping that overhead view in mind, the one where every crooked pass and missed corner shows. Mowing goes in disciplined lines, trimming stays tight to posts and foundations, and the border along the concrete is held straight. Midday in July the heat sits still over these flat yards and the work goes on anyway, because grass does not wait for comfortable weather. What is left behind reads clean from the sidewalk and cleaner from above.