A chinook can come down over Brighton overnight and turn six inches into puddles by lunchtime — but it does not always come, and the storms that sit are why ACEZ Landscape Solutions LLC keeps a blade hitched. Along Main Street the plow ridge freezes hard against the curb by evening, and a lot that looked fine at three o'clock is glass at seven. The work is pushing snow, stacking it where the wind will not hand it back, and staying ahead of the ice with a spreader. Sidewalks get their own pass, because the width of a shovel is the difference between a walk and a scramble. Come the melt, the pavement underneath is simply pavement again, which is the entire point.