The Pequannock runs straight through Butler, and the yards along it wake up damp — heavy dew, soft footing, grass that grows a step faster than the ones up the hill. Douglas Lawncare reads that difference every week: mowing, edging along the walks and drives, trimming the riverside fence lines, and hauling the clippings instead of leaving them. Cleanups in spring and again in fall take care of what the water and wind leave behind. This is a borough of small, close lots, so a clean border matters as much as the cut itself. Done right, a Butler front yard looks finished from the sidewalk.