There is a way a lawn looks when it has been cut low and true — the light lies down in bands, and the surface reads almost like cloth. Reel Green Lawn Company chases that look in El Paso, where Bermuda takes a close cut better than almost any grass in the country and rewards a sharp blade. The visit is mowing first, then edging tight against the concrete, trimming the perimeter, and blowing every clipping off the hard surfaces. Fine turf takes a little more time and a lot more attention, and the difference is visible from across the street. Standing at the curb afterward, looking down the banded green, is the reason to do it this way.