The Fairmount blocks wear old Norway maples, and in February their bare crowns rattle over driveways that freeze back solid every night after the afternoon thaw. Angelo's Landscaping Contractor plows and salts through that stretch, chasing the refreeze instead of waiting for it, keeping walks gritted where the sun never quite reaches. Then April flips the whole town over: beds raked out, first cut taken high, edges opened along the sidewalks until the grass has a shape again. Mowing carries on through the humid weeks when Hackensack sits still and green under haze. Two trades, one address book, and a yard that looks looked-after in both directions of the year.