Stephen Hanlon Landscaping

About Stephen Hanlon Landscaping

A February nor'easter reaches Kettle Cove with spray in it, and by four in the morning the drifts along the shore roads are packed hard as plaster. Stephen Hanlon Landscaping runs the plow straight through those storms — opening driveways, widening turnarounds, breaking out the walk from the door to the car, sanding the glaze that follows the wind. Inland toward Great Pond the snow falls lighter and drier, so a single night can want two different approaches within three miles. Working during a storm rather than after it is what keeps a property passable instead of buried. By the time the sky clears over the Cape, the driveways are already open.