Three in the morning is the township's quietest hour and its busiest one, when a lake-effect band that stalled overnight has laid six inches on a driveway that was bare at supper. One Call Landscape and Snow Removal runs those hours, plowing drives, opening the long ones that curl back toward the water, clearing walks and putting down ice control before the first commute. The reward is simple and it never gets old: headlights sweeping a lot that is already black pavement, curb to curb, while the rest of the road is still white. Snow out here does not arrive on a schedule, so the answer is to be moving before daylight and to finish clean rather than fast. Come the thaw, the same eye goes back to the landscape underneath it.