Waban's streets keep their shade late into the morning, and on a June day the dew hangs on the grass until the sun finally clears the roofline. That is the hour Grace Lawn Care likes best — blades standing up, air still cool, the mower drawing its stripes across a lawn that has been waiting all week. The work is cutting on rhythm, trimming into the corners and around the trunks, edging until the seam between lawn and walk is a single clean stroke. Seasonal cleanups handle the rest: the spring thatch and fallen twigs, then the deep autumn leaves Newton's old maples deliver by the truckload. The idea is simple — come home to a lawn that looks like somebody loves it.