November strips this town in a hurry — one windy night and every leaf in Point Pleasant is jammed in somebody's hedge or piled against a garage door. Tree Ya Later hauls them off, closes down the beds and puts a final cut on the grass, then waits on the other half of the job. Around one in the morning, when the plow lights are the only things moving on the street, driveways get pushed back, walks get shoveled and the ice gets salted long before anyone has to be anywhere. In the green months the work runs to mowing, trimming and edging on a weekly turn. Cold or warm, the aim is a property nobody has to think about.