By the middle of June the maples on Jamestown's numbered streets have closed overhead, and the lawns beneath them grow in patches and moods, bright at the curb and slow in the shade. Beal Landscape Services reads that unevenness for what it is and mows to it, keeping heights honest, trimming close along porch steps and fence lines, running the edge where turf wants to creep over the sidewalk. Cleanups bookend the year: winter's litter raked out of the beds in spring, the maples' whole gold inventory gathered and carried off in fall. It is unhurried work with a visible answer at the end of it, which is a block that looks looked-after.