The old rail bed runs straight through Sandown, and by late August the goldenrod leans in over it while the lawns on either side burn down to their summer color. Granite Ridge Property Maintenance keeps those yards on an even cut — mowing, trimming close to sheds and stone walls, edging where turf meets gravel — so a property reads finished rather than merely mowed. The sandy soil here dries fast and greens again after every thunderstorm, which makes the mowing rhythm a kind of running conversation with the weather. Spring brings the cleanup work: winter debris out of the beds, matted grass raked open, the first cut that changes everything. Autumn brings leaves, and plenty of them.