Four in the morning on the US-2 corridor is headlights, blowing snow and not much else. BRAMPTON SNOW REMOVAL & LANDSCAPE works those hours — plowing driveways and parking areas, blowing out walkways, spreading salt and sand on the glazed patch nearest the road. Brampton sits far enough inland that wind has room to build a drift across an open field and set it down neatly across a country driveway; that drift comes out first. Winter accounts get watched all season, not only after the big ones, because three inches on a work morning matters as much as fourteen on a Sunday. The reward is small and specific: a truck backing out at six with nothing in its way.