Four in the morning on a February Tuesday, headlights swinging up a Plymouth driveway with the plow already down — that is AJ Land Construction at its most useful. They push drives and lots clear to the pavement, open the walkways by hand, and put sand or salt where ice sets up hardest, so the first step out the door is a safe one. When the ground finally lets go in spring, the same trucks come back for cleanups, and the mowing starts where Route 44 climbs west of the harbor into oak and pine. Summer is weekly cutting, trimming, tidy edges and mulch turned dark in the beds. The whole year adds up to one idea: a property should never look neglected, whatever the sky is doing.