Plympton is a town of low bogs and high pines, where October floods the cranberry beds a deep red and January leaves that same ground iron-hard. Braven Landscape & Construction works both ends of that year: mowing, edging and cleanups while the grass is running, then plowing and clearing when Route 106 goes white at three in the morning. There is real satisfaction in a driveway opened before the first commuter is awake — banks cut back square, the walk down to the door scraped bare. In summer the reward is simpler, a straight line along the lawn's edge and the smell of cut grass hanging in the humid air. It is work done on small-town roads, for people who see the result every time they pull in.