Downtown, the brick fronts along Maumee Street throw long shadows by four o'clock in December, and the sidewalks glaze over the moment the sun clears out. Stratton's Landscaping & Mini works Adrian's tighter lots — shoveling and plowing where there is no room to be careless, salting the walks people actually use, then coming back when wind fills the gap between buildings. In the green half of the year those same close quarters get mowed, trimmed and edged, the small yards behind town houses taken as seriously as an acre. Precision is simply what a narrow property demands: one pass wrong and it shows for a week. A walk cleared before the shops open, or a strip of grass trimmed so it looks deliberate, is a small gift to a whole street.