Evening is a good time to cut grass in Peoria — the heat lets go, the light turns gold across the bungalow blocks off University Street, and a mower makes the only sound on the street. Li's Mowing keeps those yards on schedule: even cuts, trimmed fence lines, clean edges where the turf meets walk and driveway, clippings cleared away before the truck leaves. Older neighborhoods hold a lot of corners, tree rings and odd little strips of lawn, and every one of them gets the trimmer. A modest yard tended closely looks better than a big one tended loosely. That's the standard the mower keeps.