Six in the morning on a Weare back road, and the plow lights are already swinging up a gravel drive toward a farmhouse whose windows are still dark — that hour belongs to Bigg Dawg Landscaping Contractor Services. Summer turns the work green: mowing the long hillside yards above the Piscataquog, tracing a clean line where lawn gives way to stone wall and hayfield, leaving stripes that hold their shape until the shadows come down off the ridge. Weare is a town of dirt lanes, sugar maples and winters that arrive early and settle in, and the work here answers all of it. Lawn care and snow removal are the two halves of that year, and both leave the same mark on a place — a driveway open before the buses run, a yard that looks tended from the road.