Summer storms build west of Wakefield and come over the ridge toward Balch Lake in a hurry, and anyone cutting grass here learns to read that sky. Whyte-Mere Construction Services handles the mowing between the cells — cutting, trimming, edging, and clearing whatever the wind knocks down. After a blow there are branches in the grass and shingle grit on the walk, and both get picked up before the mower starts. Spring and fall cleanups bookend it all, carrying out the litter a wooded lot sheds twice a year. Grass grows back fast here after rain; the trick is being there when it does.