Wapping still feels like its own small center inside South Windsor, and its side streets are where much of the year's work happens — mowers in the long evening light of July, plows in those same driveways in February. The growing season means mowing, edging, string trimming, mulch and bed maintenance, shrub trimming, and the spring and fall cleanups that reset a yard. Winter means plowing, snowblowing, hand-shoveling walks and steps, and salting or sanding whatever stays slick. Running both keeps the crew on the same properties twelve months a year, which is why they know where the sprinkler heads sit before the first blade drops. A yard looked after continuously simply looks different from one that gets attention twice a year.