Half the houses on the shore road south of Belfast sleep through winter with their shades pulled, and someone has to keep their drives from vanishing. Coastal Maine Property Watch clears and plows through the cold months so a walkway is walkable and a door can actually swing open, then turns to mowing and trimming once the ground softens and the grass comes on fast. Sea smoke standing off the water on a still February morning is a beautiful thing to drive into, and a fair warning that the blade goes down soon. Summer is a different job with the same idea behind it: keep the place looking like somebody minds it. Whether the owners are here in July or away in January, the yard tells the truth about that.