Rain that falls on Plainville doesn't linger. The town sits high on a quiet divide, and its water gathers into the headwaters of the Ten Mile River and starts the long slide south toward Narragansett Bay. April mornings here are all dew — a lawn will soak a boot to the ankle before eight o'clock, and the first green comes up thick along the shady side streets. Advanced Irrigation keeps those yards on a rhythm: mowing, trimming, edging the walks, mulch worked into the beds, and cleanups when spring opens and autumn closes. The work shows in small things — a clean line where turf meets pavement, the strip under the mailbox cut as carefully as the middle of the yard. It is ordinary care, given weekly, and it adds up to a street that looks looked-after.