The first real December storm erases every edge in Livonia — where the driveway ends and the lawn begins becomes a guess, and the curb line disappears entirely. Plow Right Marking Stakes works that blank landscape for a living: plowing residential drives and commercial lots, clearing walkways and entrances, shoveling out around mailboxes and steps, and salting so what melts at noon does not turn to glass by five. Lake snow that starts far west of here arrives thinned but still willing, and a clipper can drop a quick heavy few inches overnight. The route runs through the small hours, so a street meets the morning with clear aprons instead of plow ridges. Getting the edges right is the whole trick — pavement wide open, turf untouched, everything where it was in September.