Where the Spurwink River spreads out into salt marsh, the late-June light goes long and gold, and every lawn along the road holds it a little differently. Eastern Estate Care keeps those lawns mowed and trimmed through the growing months, with cleanups in spring and again when the oaks finally let go. Come winter the work turns to plowing and shoveling, hauling snow back off the turnarounds so a place stays usable between storms. Salt air is hard on grass and harder on pavement; the answer is simply showing up, week after week, storm after storm. The result is a property that looks cared for from the road — which, on this stretch of Cape Elizabeth, is most of the point.