May afternoons here come with wind, and wind is what shows you a lawn's edges — the ragged fringe along a fence, the tuft behind a mailbox post, the grass creeping out over the walk. The Weed Whackers goes straight at that: string trimming every line a mower cannot honor, cutting the pavement back to a hard border, then mowing the open ground so the whole yard reads as a single shape. Flanders properties tend to run long and irregular, with sheds, walls, plantings and grade all competing for the same corner, so detail work is most of the time spent on site. Beds get mulched in spring and leaves get cleared in fall. Neat edges make an ordinary lawn look deliberate, and that is worth the extra pass.