Look east from the old rail bed in Southampton and the Mount Tom ridge stands up out of the valley haze, blue in summer and hard-edged in the cold. Peak Landscape and Design works both halves of that view: mowing, trimming and edging through the growing months, cleanups in spring and fall with the leaves carted away, then plowing, shoveling and salting once the roads go white. The pleasure of the warm half is a lawn held to a line — even height, sharp margins, beds that read as deliberate. The pleasure of the cold half is quicker and simpler, a driveway opened while it is still dark for someone who never has to think about it. Same properties, same attention, just a different tool in hand.