June evenings in Dyker Heights run long and gold, and the side yards between the houses hold the last of the light. Fazio-Traina works those narrow greens, mowing, edging along the driveway seam, shaping the hedges that mark one property from the next. A crisp line where turf meets concrete does more for a house than most things you can buy for it. The rest of the calendar gets the same attention: spring cleanups, summer trimming, the autumn sweep of leaves off the pavers. It is small-lot work done at full attention, block after block.