Brighton's biggest snows don't come down off the mountains; they wheel in out of the northeast, gray and slow, and land wet enough to shovel in halves. L&M Landscape LLC reads those storms for a living — when to make the first pass, when to come back, where a drift will rebuild itself against a fence line. Driveways get opened to the concrete, walkways get cleared to full width, and the piles go where they won't block the view of the street. March can drop more in one night than January manages all month, so the season is never quite over when it looks over. Coming home to a cleared drive is a small mercy, and it is worth doing carefully.