Late-May mornings around Fayson Lakes arrive wet — dew heavy enough to soak a boot, mist standing over the water until the sun clears the trees. Eco-Lawn waits for the grass to dry, then mows Kinnelon lawns at the height the week actually asks for, taller through the hot stretch so roots stay cool beneath the oaks. Trimming follows the fence lines and the beds, and the edging gives every walk its shape back. Cuttings get swept off the drive, with cleanups at the start of the season and again when the leaves let go. It is patient work, and a lawn answers it slowly, one week greener than the last.