Fall Street opens its doors early, and in January that means somebody has already been out in the dark with a plow. On Point Services handles that end of the morning in Seneca Falls, clearing lots and driveways, cutting the banks back at the entrances, salting the walks so the day can start on schedule. The knitting mill down by the water has stood through a century of these storms; the town just gets shoveled out and goes on. In the warm half of the year the work turns green — mowing, trimming, edging, cleanups. Both jobs come down to the same thing: a property that is ready when people show up.