Coperine Landscaping

About Coperine Landscaping

By October the Sound off Port Chester turns the color of a nickel and the wind starts finding the gaps between the buildings. Coperine Landscaping reads that turn: the last mows go down, the leaves come off the lawns, and the plow is hung before the first storm asks for it. Warm-weather work is cutting, trimming and edging on a rotation the grass can keep. Winter work is driveways plowed, walks and steps cleared, entrances opened at whatever hour the snow decides to finish. One village, two rhythms, and the same satisfaction in a place left usable.