The old rail line through Wenonah is a walking path now, and by September the grass beside it slows down while the yards it passes still want cutting. Heights Mowing keeps to that rhythm — weekly mowing through the season, edges trimmed, string work around the fence posts and the mailbox a mower can never quite reach. Come October the job turns to leaves: blown, gathered, carted off before the first hard rain packs them down. Beds get mulched, borders get cut back, and the property goes into winter tidy. Honest outdoor work in a town small enough to walk end to end.