Out around Oakfield the ground still remembers gypsum and glaciers, and the village lawns sit square and green between old sidewalks. LAWN MAN keeps them that way, mowing on a weekly turn, trimming close along foundations and fences, edging where concrete meets grass, and clearing the yard down in April and again in November. A Saturday street where every lawn has been cut carries a particular calm. The growing season in this county is compact enough that the work barely pauses between May and October. The reward is simple: a straight edge, a clean walk, a yard that looks finished.