Saturday morning in South Plainfield sounds like this: a screen door, a sprinkler somewhere, and down the block a mower working a straight line. Family Lawn Services keeps that soundtrack going, cutting and trimming lawns across the borough's tight grid of postwar streets, where the front yards are modest and the standards are not. Small properties are unforgiving — every wobble in an edge shows, every missed corner by the mailbox post shows. So the trimming gets done by hand where it has to be, the clippings come off the sidewalk, and the gate gets latched on the way out. Cleanups bracket the year at either end, and the weekly work in between is what keeps a street looking like itself.