The mower comes off the trailer at the hour when Greenwich Bay is still flat as poured glass, and the whole day is built from there — the deck's low churn, the trimmer's whine along a fence line, hands working mulch in around a bed until the edge reads clean and deliberate. Green Guys is a lawn care and landscaping outfit out of Warwick, Rhode Island, mowing and maintaining, running cleanups, laying stone and moving earth on construction jobs, and putting down fertilizer and weed control so the turf comes back thick. Warwick asks a lot of a crew: salt wind off the coves, sandy ground near the shore, older streets where a yard is measured in feet, and February mornings when a driveway has to be open and scraped before anyone leaves for work. They carry that work down through Cranston and East Greenwich and across the line into Franklin, Norfolk, Wrentham, Medway, and Bellingham. The reward is simple and physical — the crisp perimeter, the cleared pavement, a property that looks cared for from the road.