Down at Landing the Morris Canal once climbed the hills on inclined planes — boats hauled up a grade because somebody worked out the levels — and the local respect for a well-figured line has not entirely worn off. Yard Engineers brings that to lawns: mowing in true passes, edges cut along drives and walks so the boundary is a decision and not an accident, trimming where a mower cannot square a corner. The growing season runs short and steep up here, green in late May and browning by October, so the weekly turn matters. Cleanups bookend it — spring's debris off the turf, autumn's leaves gone before they set. A yard that measures up from every angle is the point.