March snow in northern Illinois is the heavy kind: wet, dense, half water, the sort that bends branches and makes a shovel feel personal. Titon Services meets it with a blade, clearing drives and lots when the season is supposedly over and plainly is not. Snow like that has to be moved before it sets up, and the apron at the street has to be cut back where the road plow packed it in. Treatment goes down after, so the overnight refreeze finds bare pavement instead of slush. Spring gets here eventually, and until it does the work carries on.