A well-kept property gives something back every day to the people who live on it — a clean stripe of grass to step out onto in the morning, a driveway you can leave by without a second thought. Cut The Grass Landscaping tends yards in West Cranston and the towns around it, from the mill-village streets along the Pawtuxet to the wider lawns out past Oaklawn, where the late light comes in low and soft off Narragansett Bay. The work is mowing and edging that leave a crisp border against the walk; mulch laid dark and even around the beds; hedges trimmed back to shape; aeration, fertilization and weed control, organic or conventional, for turf that keeps its color deep into the fall; spring and fall cleanups, flower planting, power washing — and, when the first storm banks in off the water, plowing and snow removal to open the drive before the day begins. It is plain, physical work, and it shows on a place: a yard that looks looked-after, one season handing off to the next.