Eastwood in October is a slow steady rain of maple leaf, filling gutters and hedges and the corners of Sunnycrest Park until the sidewalks disappear. Andrew's Property Service follows that calendar all the way around: mowing and trimming and edging while the grass is running, then hauling the leaves off, then waiting on the first squall. Once the white starts, the same properties get plowed, shoveled and salted, drives opened up before the workday begins. There is a certain pride in knowing a street well enough to know which driveway drifts and which walk ices over first. Syracuse asks for a lot from anyone who works outdoors here, and this is a business built to answer both seasons of it.