June mornings in South Lyon come up out of the low ground with dew standing on everything, and that is when the mowers roll. First Place Lawn and Landscape cuts the week into stripes — long ones down the deep lots out toward Ten Mile, tight ones around the maples and mailbox posts on the older streets. Trimming and edging are where a lawn earns its line: that dark seam where turf stops and the walk begins, drawn the same way every visit. Clippings blown back off the drive, gates latched, nothing left behind but the smell of it. Ordinary work, and it makes a whole street look cared for.