Thornton keeps its houses close — narrow dooryards, short front lawns, hedges squared off by whoever lives behind them, the sidewalk never more than a few steps from the grass. Small ground is unforgiving; every stripe shows and every missed corner shows louder. Edgar's Lawn Maintenance takes that as the point, mowing in true lines, string-trimming tight against fence posts and granite curbing, edging the walk until the turf stops in a crisp seam. Spring cleanups pull the winter grit out of the beds; the autumn visits keep leaves from smothering what took all summer to build. One well-kept front yard on a tight Johnston street lifts the whole block, and everyone on it notices.