Randolph wakes early in June, when the light comes up over the Blue Hills and slides down North Main Street well before the traffic does. AJA Landscaping Services LLC works those hours — mowers running while the grass still holds dew, trimmer line snapping along a fence rail, edges cut so a walkway reads like a drawn line. Lawn care here means reading a yard first: the shaded strip under the maples, the hot corner that burns out by August, the ragged bank that wants a slower pass. By the time the neighborhood is pouring coffee, the clippings are gone, the beds are mulched dark, and the driveway is blown clear. It is ordinary work, and it makes an ordinary street look looked-after, which is most of what a town is.