Fairmount in May is a study in small green rectangles — a front yard the size of a rug, a side strip beside the steps, a back square boxed in with chain link. G3 Homescaping treats those exactly the way bigger properties get treated: mowed to an even height, trimmed tight along the posts and foundation, edged where lawn meets concrete, then swept clean. On tight Newark lots the trimmer does half the work the mower cannot reach, and the whole finish lives or dies on that detail. Neighbors notice from three houses down; they always do. There is real pride in a little yard that looks deliberate.