Paugus Bay turns steel-gray in late September, and the long lawns running down toward it take their last few cuts of the year in cooling air. Regal Lawn and Landscape carries a property from there straight on into winter: final mows, trimming and edging, fall cleanups and leaf removal, then plowing, shoveling and salting once the first real storm lands. Knowing exactly where a lawn ends is useful in February, when the plow stays on pavement and the turf comes back unscarred in spring. Working the other direction, a yard raked out in November is a yard that greens up fast in April. Laconia and the towns beside it make up the territory.