Oxford Charter Township is built on gravel ridges the glaciers left behind, and the roads out past Drahner still rise and fall like the land is breathing. Aaron's Lawn In Order works those blocks the way a good line gets drawn — mowing, trimming and edging through the green months, then cleanups once the maples let go. Come the first hard week of December the work turns over to plowing drives, clearing walks and spreading salt before the school buses run. There is a particular satisfaction in a driveway scraped down to bare pavement while the porch lights are still on. Order is the whole idea, kept one property at a time, from the village out to the section roads.