Center Street in July: heat sitting on the pavement, flags gone limp, and every lawn in the village deciding whether it will hold its color or give up. Buffa-Lawn Irrigation mows and trims Lewiston yards straight through that stretch of summer, keeping the cut high enough that the roots stay shaded and the turf comes out of the dry weeks still standing. Edges get run along the walks and the beds, and the trimmer finishes what the mower cannot reach — fence posts, the mailbox, the awkward strip beside the garage. Spring and fall bring the cleanups, when a season's worth of debris comes off the grass and the yard starts over clean. A lawn kept this way looks like somebody lives there and means it.