Furnace Brook Parkway keeps two calendars, and this outfit works them both. In February the route starts while the road is still blue-dark: drives opened wide, the apron cut back after the city plow fills it in, shovel work squared off at the door so nobody has to climb a bank to reach the car. Come June the same streets want mowing, edging and trimming, growth kept off the sidewalk and the cuttings gone before dusk. Quincy sits near enough to the water that a storm can arrive as rain and turn while you sleep, which is why the truck gets loaded early and the phone stays on. Snow moved and grass cut are the same job at heart — a house that opens easily onto its own street.