Turf Depot keeps the ground clear in Salem, New Hampshire — that granite-shouldered corner of the valley where the Spicket River threads past Canobie Lake and the state line sits a few minutes south. Snow removal is the work here: blades opening a driveway while the sky is still ink, lots widened corner to corner, walkways cut down to bare pavement before the first car door swings. There is a quiet satisfaction in the finished line of it, the long even berm and the squared edge at the garage apron, a morning that starts on time because someone was out ahead of it in the dark. Winter arrives in earnest on these pine-edged streets, and Turf Depot answers it one storm at a time, across Salem and the nearby Rockingham County towns.