Old canal stonework still steps down the water at Saxton Falls above Hackettstown, cut by hands that expected the work to outlast them. Rojas Landscaping takes that as a decent standard: mow the lawn so the lines lie straight, trim what the mower can't reach, and clear the beds so the shapes stay legible all summer. When the cold comes the same properties get plowed and salted, driveways opened wide enough for two cars and walks cleared to the concrete. A yard in July and the same yard in January ask for opposite tools and the identical patience. Hackettstown is a town that notices which houses are kept, and these are.