In Newport's Point neighborhood the houses stand shoulder to shoulder — colonial clapboard, brick walks, dooryard gardens measured in feet rather than acres, the harbor showing at the end of every street. Ground that small asks for precision, and 855RILAWNS brings it: mowing that holds its line, trimming close along fences and foundations, edging until the turf ends flush against the brick, beds weeded and mulched, hedges kept square. Spring cleanups pull out whatever the winter blew in off the water; autumn visits stay ahead of the leaves rather than chasing them. A yard that looks tended from the sidewalk without ever looking fussy — that is the aim. Newport rewards a close look, and these lawns can take one.