An ice storm turns Shrewsbury to glass — bare oaks lit silver along the back roads, every driveway sealed under a crust a shovel can barely start. New England Tree Experts takes on the clearing side of those mornings, plowing drives and lots, opening walkways, cutting a way out for people who have somewhere to be. Snow work is measured in one visible result: pavement showing, wide enough and early enough. It runs from the first November squall to the wet, heavy storms of March, whenever the sky decides. Winters here are long, and getting out of your own driveway should not be the hard part.