Barre sits in the hill country west of Worcester, where the land folds down toward the Ware River and old stone walls run off into the hardwoods without asking anyone's permission. Lawn Works works that ground — mowing, hydroseeding, fertilizing and treatments on lawns that have to earn their green out of glacial till; mulch beds edged clean against the slow advance of the woods; hedges trimmed back to a line you can read from the road. There is masonry in it too — patios, walkways, driveways, and walls set to hold a slope the way the old field walls do — along with landscape design and construction and full lawn installation when a yard wants rethinking from the dirt up. Come winter the trucks roll for commercial plowing and large-property snow removal, opening lots across Worcester and the surrounding towns while the ridges are still dark. It adds up to a satisfying arithmetic: a crisp edge, a cleared pass, a yard that keeps its shape through whatever central Massachusetts sends down.