Some Natick storms arrive as sleet — a hard rattle on the roofs, then a glaze over everything by first light. SSC handles snow removal here: plowing, shoveling and sanding walks and drives so a glazed morning stays walkable. Ice near Dug Pond and along the low ground sets fast and hides under an inch of fresh powder, which is where judgment beats horsepower every time. Sand and salt placed where they matter, scraped down to the surface, and a step you can trust on the way to the train. Cold work, early hours, and the reward is that nobody slips.