June mornings on Maranacook Lake come with mist standing on the water and the lawns down toward Norcross Point still wet enough to hold a footprint. Compton's Lawnscapes waits out the dew and then mows through the day — cutting, string trimming, edging beds, spreading mulch, tidying whatever the winter left behind. Lakeside grass grows thick where the light gets in and thin under the pines, so no two yards on the same road want the same thing. The satisfaction is in the finished look from the water: even color, a clean shoreline edge, the beds dark and defined. Winthrop's summer is measured in weeks, and every one of them counts.