Center Line is a square mile of brick bungalows and straight streets, alleys running behind them and Van Dyke cutting through the middle of it all. Fair price lawn works those tight lots, where the mowing takes minutes and the detail is the entire point — trimmed around the porch and the fence posts, edged along the sidewalk squares, everything swept off before the truck pulls away. When the year turns, the same short driveways need opening, along with the walks to the front steps and the ice that forms where the eaves drip. A city lot sharpens up quickly once someone pays attention to its edges. Around Center Line and the Warren neighborhoods next door, that attention is the service.