Collingswood in June is a town of porches: tall Victorians set back behind clipped hedges, shade so deep by six that the streetlights flicker on early. Hewitts Lawn Care Service works those evenings, when the heat lets go and a freshly cut lawn gives off that particular green smell up and down the block. Shaded borough yards ask for a lighter touch — a higher cut, patient trimming around the porch piers and the old iron fences, edges held crisp where the walk runs to the street. The reward is a small front lawn that looks intentional, framed like the house it belongs to. Week after week, that's what Hewitts leaves behind on these streets.