Some Howell mornings bring no snow at all — they bring a glaze, then an inch of heavy wet on top of it, and a sidewalk nobody ought to be walking on. Nelligan's Lawn and Landscape works those mornings alongside the clean powder ones, clearing drives, entries and walkways so a property is usable by the time people actually need it. Wet snow is a different fight than dry; it takes more passes and a better line, and it sets like concrete if you leave it sitting. The reward is pavement that is genuinely bare, right out to the edges, with the banks shoved back for whatever follows. Winter around here runs long enough to earn that kind of attention.