Come October the fields around Omega go pale with open cotton, and the trees along the turn rows are the only things standing tall for a mile. Alpha and Omega Tree Service works those field edges and the town lots both — taking out a pine that has died standing, trimming branches back off a barn roof, pruning young trees so their shape settles early. Removal near a house is a deliberate business here: rope, wedge, and a landing spot chosen before the first cut. When a squall line runs through and leaves limbs across the drive and the fence, the crew carries it all off and sweeps the ground behind them. What is left is an open yard, edges tidy, nothing underfoot that shouldn't be there.