By eight on a July evening the heat has let go of Moriarty, the old neon along the highway comes on, and the town settles into that long blue high-desert dusk. Coyote Landscape Services often finishes its lawn route right there: a last mow of the day, the trimmer humming down a fence line, walks tidied while the light hangs on. Grass in this valley grows fast through the warm weeks and then quits, so timing the cut matters far more than muscle. A yard kept on schedule stays even and thick instead of scrambling to catch up. There is real satisfaction in pulling away from a place that looks finished.