July along Dosoris Lane turns everything a shade paler — two dry weeks and the North Shore's lawns go brittle underfoot. Pagan Irrigation exists for exactly that stretch: sprinkler systems installed, zones tuned, heads aimed so the water lands on grass instead of the driveway. The year has its own order — start-ups once the frost lets go, repairs and adjustments through the growing months, and the fall blowout that empties the lines before the first hard freeze comes in off the harbor. A well-run system is invisible work, which is the pride of it: nobody sees the pipe, everybody sees the green. Glen Cove yards climb, dip and sit under old shade, and each one gets laid out for the ground it actually has.