October in Norwood turns the old brick warm. Oak and maple leaves gather in the lee of the mill walls near the rail line, and every yard in town wants a hand. Spada Brothers Landscaping and Masonry mows, edges and trims straight through the growing season, then works the long fall — leaf cleanups, mulching the beds, the last cut before the ground goes hard. Winter flips the schedule: drives plowed, walks shoveled, salt laid where the shade holds ice past noon. There is something satisfying about a property that looks tended in any light, whether that is a July lawn cut on the diagonal or a driveway opened at five in the morning.