September mornings in Rich Township come in under heavy dew — the whole lawn silver until nine, footprints showing wherever anyone has crossed it. Molerik Lawn Care Services waits that hour out and then works: mowing on the weekly turn, edging the walks and drives, trimming the fence lines, brushing the drive clean at the end. Beds get their edges recut and their mulch tidied so the shapes stay legible into fall. Then the leaves start, and cleanups take over — off the turf, out of the corners, gone before the ground locks up. The last cut of the year is always a little bittersweet and always cut a little shorter.