South of 88th, in the older part of Thornton where the streets run tight and the ash trees lean out over the curb, the snow settles differently — packed by traffic on the avenue, untouched down the alley, drifted deep against a north-facing garage that the sun will not reach until March. TBTFW works that grid after dark, when the streetlights turn each driveway into a lit stage and the only sound is a blade finding concrete. Narrow drives get the whole width, not most of it; the cut at the sidewalk gets squared so the mail carrier has somewhere to put a foot. Ice gets treated where the melt runs downhill and refreezes overnight. Snow removal for the homes and small businesses of Thornton, one clean driveway at a time.