By November the park trails on the east side of town are bare and loud underfoot, and every lawn in Fenton has a week's worth of leaves waiting on it. NJW Lawn and Landscape spends that stretch on cleanups — leaves off, beds cleared, the turf given one last chance before the hard freeze locks it in. The rest of the green season is mowing on rotation, trimming tight to the fences, edging the drive so the line stays crisp. Then the plows go on and the same properties get pushed out and salted at whatever hour a storm decides to end. Two very different kinds of work, done one address at a time.