Anyone who has laid pavement reads a lot in a surface — where it pitches, where water stands, where a blade will catch. McLaughlin Asphalt and Concrete brings that eye to snow work in Centreville, setting the plow to take a drive down clean without gouging the concrete, then salting the low spots that would otherwise glaze once the light goes. Daybreak is the deadline, and the piles go where meltwater can run off instead of back across the pad. A lot opened properly stays open, which is the whole argument for taking the time. Centreville, Cahokia Heights and the neighboring towns are covered whenever the weather turns.