At six in the morning the ground near the Coonamessett holds dew so heavy the first pass leaves a track you can see from the road. Grass Masters Lawn Care likes that hour — cutting while the air is still cool, striping clean, keeping the deck high enough that Falmouth's sandy ground doesn't burn out by August. Trimming follows the mower everywhere it cannot go: fence lines, mailbox posts, the awkward corner behind the shed. Beds get edged and mulched so the lawn ends exactly where it was meant to. By the time the day heats up the work is finished and the yard looks like it cuts itself.