Corinth is ridge-and-hayfield country, the ground rising and falling all the way down to where the Kenduskeag Stream begins gathering itself, and in June the whole town smells like cut grass and warm hay. Goulet Landscaping mows into that — lawns kept even week to week, trimmer work around barn corners and dooryard trees, edges cut sharp where lawn meets driveway. Beds get mulched, spring debris gets hauled off, and autumn's fall gets moved before it turns to a wet mat. The reward is the view from the road: a farmhouse lawn holding its shape against fields that never hold theirs. Work runs through East Corinth and out to Hudson, Charleston, Exeter, Levant and Kenduskeag.