Williams Snow Removal

About Williams Snow Removal

The wind that comes up the Connecticut River in February has teeth. It pours past the blue, gold-starred onion dome of the old Colt armory, whips snow off the riverbank and drops it in drifts across the city's driveways just as the streetlights flicker on. Williams Snow Removal works into the dusk against that wind, clearing drives and digging out walks so the evening commute ends at an open door rather than a wall of white. In Hartford the trick is to beat the drift — clear it once, then clear it again when the gusts fill it back in. When the work is finished, the Founders Bridge is strung with light over the frozen river and the front walk is bare from curb to step.