A clipper coming down out of Canada does not announce itself in Canton so much as arrive sideways, wind driving fine snow across the open stretches where cornfields still ran a generation ago. Drifts stack against garage doors, and the end of every drive gets sealed shut again by the county plow. SB Outdoor Solutions works the small hours against all that — plowing drives, shoveling walks and steps, and putting salt where the melt will refreeze before morning. There is a specific quiet at three in the morning under falling snow: engine noise, headlight cones, and nothing else moving anywhere. By sunrise the pavement is dark again and the day can start on time.