The Morris Canal is long gone from Dover, but its path still shapes the low line of streets running west toward Wharton, and in January the wind uses that corridor like a hallway. Campos Tree Service takes the winter work along it — plowing driveways and lots, shoveling walks and steps, spreading salt where ice sets up overnight. Storms here often start as snow and finish as something meaner, so the second pass matters more than the first. Getting a car out and a mail carrier in is the simple measure of a good night. The trucks stay loaded from the first forecast to the last thaw.