The Spicket River drops through the middle of Methuen at the falls, and the brick that mill water once turned still frames the streets around it — a town built to work in every weather it gets. Pedro's Phenomenal Landscape & Masonry keeps both halves of that year. Warm months mean grass held to a steady line, trimmer work around posts and hydrants and stone foundations, beds mulched, and cleanups that carry off everything spring and autumn shake loose. Cold months mean the plow out before daylight, drives and walks opened to pavement, and salt down on the shaded stretches where ice likes to sit. Whichever season is on, the goal is the same: come back the next morning and it still looks like someone cared.