By early afternoon in June a cooler air comes east off Lake Michigan, across the dunes and the fruit country, and finally over the township's lawns. Cut & Trim Lakeshore takes that as its working weather — mowing while the breeze is up, trimming the fence lines and foundations, edging the walk so the border is unmistakable. Sandy lakeshore ground grows grass in bursts and then sulks in the heat, and the cut height follows accordingly. Clippings get blown off the concrete before the truck leaves, because a swept walk is what people notice first. Week after week it adds up to a yard that feels settled and kept.