In June the shade along Rivermont Avenue moves across the lawns in slow sheets, and grass grown in Piedmont clay has to be cut with that in mind. BRS Landscape and Design Services keeps Lynchburg yards mowed, trimmed and edged so the boundary between turf and walkway reads like a drawn line. Fescue is given height through the heat and a tighter cut once the evenings cool, and beds get tidied where the dogwoods let go. The reward is standing at the curb afterward and watching the mow lines run true all the way to the porch steps. Ordinary work, held to a standard you can see from the street.