Lima is a crossroads town — grain fields and orchards on every side, traffic humming through on the old routes, the Genesee Country stretching out flat and generous. Front Line Lawn Care works both halves of the year here: mowing, edging and trimming while the fields are green, then plowing and salting once the ground goes hard. October is the handoff — one week it is the last cut and the leaf haul, the next it is checking the blade and the beacon. A drive cleared to bare pavement in January and a lawn cut arrow-straight in July are the same job, done twice. Either way, somebody walks out their door in the morning without having to think about it.