Winter mornings in the Musconetcong Valley start under fog, the river breathing cold air along the low ground while the lights on Main Street still burn and Schooley's Mountain sits dark above the town. Yellowstone Landscape works that hour — blades down on Hackettstown driveways and lots before the first cars turn toward Route 46, salt laid on the pitched approaches where a Warren County hill meets a road that cannot afford to be slick. There is a plain satisfaction in a drive opened at five in the morning, black and walkable, the banks pushed back square instead of shoved anywhere they will go. When the valley thaws and the grass comes on fast in all that river-bottom soil, the same trucks return for mowing, edging and the steady feeding a lawn needs to hold its color into September. A clean line cut along a walk, held week after week, is the kind of small order that makes a whole property look cared for. Snow removal and lawn care, kept up across Hackettstown and the towns that ring it.