Ten-four: the word that means heard you, on the way. Ten Four Landscape Construction runs on it at three in the morning, when the Route 1 lights go blurry with snow and every driveway in Norwood has to be open before the alarm clocks start going off. Plow, shovel, salt — steps, aprons, that one corner of sidewalk that glazes over every single time. Then April comes, the ground softens, and the same crew is out with mowers and rakes: cutting, edging, mulching beds, pulling winter's wreckage off the lawns. The town looks like a different place in each season, but the job stays the same — show up, do it right, leave the property better than you found it.