February storms reach Old Orchard Beach straight off the water — wet, heavy, coming sideways down the avenues and packing hard against the curb. CassMartz Corp is out ahead of them in the dark hours, working driveway by driveway while the streetlights still hold. The plow clears pavement, shovels take the walks and steps no blade can honestly reach, and sand or salt goes down where damp coastal cold makes ice of anything left behind. The aim is simple and stubborn: an open drive before the first car needs it, and a path to the door nobody has to guess at. By the time the sky turns hard blue over Saco Bay, the work is already behind them.