Winter sun in Westfield comes in low and hard across the flat ground, glancing off a fresh snowfall bright enough to make the open stretches near town nearly blinding to drive by midafternoon, and Sun Valley Landscape times its passes around that glare as much as around the snow itself. This is farmland turned suburb, where a driveway can run forty feet from garage to street with nothing around to block the wind, so drifting matters here just as much as the initial fall does. The crew works those long, exposed driveways early, well before the afternoon sun can turn yesterday's plowed edge into a sheet of glare ice nobody sees coming until it's underfoot. Timing a second pass to exactly when the afternoon melt refreezes hardest takes real attention, and this crew has built its whole route around getting that timing right. By the last low light of a winter afternoon, the driveways this crew touched hold their edge instead of sliding back to ice under that flat, bright Indiana sun.