Nause Landscaping

About Nause Landscaping

You hear a Sugarloaf storm before you see it — wind combing down off Nescopeck Mountain, then the hush that settles over the fields along the creek. Nause Landscaping is out in that hush, plowing farm lanes and township driveways while the flakes are still coming sideways. Snow gets moved twice out here: once during, once after, because the drifts rebuild across open ground long after the sky clears. Shovels finish what the blade cannot reach — steps, walks, the tight corner by the mailbox — and de-icer goes down where shade holds ice past noon. Neighbors wake to a lane cut wide enough for a full-size truck, and that is the whole point.