Whip City brick holds the late light on Elm Street, and a block behind it the side-street lawns turn the color of a struck match every October. Heritage Lawns Of W.Spfld, Inc. keeps those yards mowed through the season and cleared when the leaves come down, hauling them off so the turf can breathe into winter. In season the work is mowing, string trimming and edging, with mulch refreshed where the beds meet the grass. Westfield is a walking town in its old center, which means a lawn is seen up close — from the sidewalk, at four feet, by everyone who passes. That is the standard the work is cut to.