South Marquette's yards are small, square and close-fenced, and every one of them is visible from the sidewalk. Kulik's Lawncare cuts them the way that kind of yard deserves — mowing tight to the lot lines, trimming around clotheslines and fence posts, edging the walk until the line is sharp enough to read from across the street. A city lot can be finished in the time it takes a neighbor to water a tomato plant, and it still gets the full pass, the walk blown off, the gate latched behind. Spring brings a rake-out of the winter's twigs and road sand; October brings the maple leaves. Small work, done all the way into the corners.