The first train south out of Hillsdale leaves before most of Broadway has its lights on, and in winter somebody has to make sure the drive to the station is clear. Dom Chiola Landscaping Corp runs those dark hours — plowing driveways, shoveling walks and steps, spreading salt so the first footfall of the day lands flat. By April the same trucks are hauling mowers, and the year swings into weekly cutting, trimming, edging and cleanups that keep a property tidy from thaw to hard frost. Summer in the valley is thick and green and grows fast enough to punish a skipped week. The reward is simple and it never gets old: pavement bare at dawn, grass cut straight by noon.