Stoll’s Landscaping

About Stoll’s Landscaping

Snow usually starts on the valley around eleven at night, first as flecks crossing a streetlight, then in earnest while Dover sleeps. Stoll's Landscaping runs the hours after that — plowing drives and lots, clearing walkways, laying salt where the grade would otherwise send a car sideways. By the time the first shift is on the road the pavement is dark and wet instead of white, and nobody has to give it a thought. In the warm months those same properties get the other treatment: mowing, edging, trimming, and cleanups that leave the borders sharp. Two kinds of weather, one standard for how a place should look when you leave it.