East of downtown the streets run wide and the brick sits back behind deep front lawns — ground that rewards a straight line. Detroit Perfect Landscaping cuts those lines through the summer, mowing and edging until the border between turf and walk looks drawn rather than trimmed, then pushes snow off the same walks all winter. A blade on a driveway and a mower on a lawn ask for one thing: overlap the pass, hold the edge, leave no stripe behind. Salt follows on the steps and sidewalk, because a clear drive with a slick walk is only half a job. This city is full of good bones, and this is the upkeep that lets them show.