An October gale off Chandler Hovey will strip a maple bare in an afternoon and leave half of it on the neighbor's lawn. Powers Landscaping shows up after — leaf cleanup, the last cuts of the year, beds cut back and corners cleared before the cold sets in for good. Through summer it's the standing work of mowing, edging and trimming, holding color in turf that lives under a constant salt breeze. Once the weather goes solid they plow and shovel: driveways opened, walks cleared, ice treated at the steps. The light out at the point keeps its schedule, and so does the truck.