Two kinds of weather define the ground in Midland Park: the dry stretch of late July when lawns pale from the crown down, and the January night when a storm pushes up from the southwest and every driveway in the borough needs opening by six. Green-Way Irrigation works both ends — mowing, trimming, edging and seasonal cleanups through the growing months, plowing, shoveling and salting once the cold takes over. Watering, feeding and a sensible cut height carry turf through the heat; a clean pass along the garage apron and a salted walk carry a household through the freeze. The satisfaction is identical either way — someone steps outside and the ground is ready for them. Tight routes make it possible to come back through when the snow keeps falling.