Snowpro

About Snowpro

By mid-December Princeton is dark before five o'clock, and the snow that falls into that early dusk tends to stay until March. Snowpro does one thing in that long white stretch: removal. Driveways, sidewalks, and lots around town are opened after every fall — the two-inch dustings and the foot-deep dumps alike — because in a winter this committed, half-cleared is the same as blocked. There is a craft to it: reading where the wind will drift a lane back in, banking the piles so there is still room left in February, scraping down so the melt runs off instead of icing over. A single-purpose name for single-minded work, in a town that gives it a full season to prove out.