Saturday morning in Totowa has a sound to it, and part of that sound is a mower working a corner lot off Union Boulevard while the coffee is still hot. Cuts By Carlo does what the name says — cutting grass on a schedule, close to the fence and clean around the posts, with the sidewalk edge cut back so the concrete shows its full width again. A borough of tight lots means short distances and real detail: the strip between the drive and the neighbor, the patch behind the garage, the slope down to the street. Clippings get blown off the walk rather than left to track inside. Spring and fall each bring their cleanup, the yard opened up and then put to bed. It is a straightforward trade, and a block of it done right is a pleasure to drive down.