November comes up the shore from Mexico Point with rain first and then something colder, and the fields and orchards east of Oswego go bare inside a week. Schimek Services works straight through that turn — the last mowing and the fall cleanup, then plowing, walkway clearing and salt once the ground locks up. Spring runs the sequence backward: grit swept off, beds opened, the first cut taken low. Between the two ends are the long steady months of trimming and edging that keep a place looking intentional. Two seasons, one standard, no gaps in between.