The Neshanic River runs under the old iron bridge at Neshanic Station, and the water turns dark and quick once the leaves come down. Fisher Landscaping follows that turn — cleanups and leaf removal through November, then plow trucks and shovels when the roads west of Hillsborough go white. Walks and steps get cleared and salted, and driveways get opened end to end rather than merely passable. In the green months the route is mowing, trimming, edging, and mulch. Between the two halves, a year in this corner of Somerset County is covered from both directions.