Sno-Power

About Sno-Power

When the wind swings west, Lake Michigan throws snow ashore in long ropes, and Muskegon Heights can go from bare pavement to eight inches between supper and midnight. Sno-Power plows through it, opening drives and lots, cutting back the hard ridge the county plow leaves across every apron, and salting where ice sets up first. Those bands come in waves, so the route gets run more than once — a storm here is not one job, it is several stacked together. Walks and steps get shoveled so nobody has to negotiate a doorway in the dark. Then morning comes, and the property is simply usable again.