Two in the morning, storm still going, and the only lights moving in Franklin belong to a plow. Fiori Concrete runs snow removal through the borough — plowing driveways and lots, clearing walks and aprons, and putting down de-icer where the shade keeps ice hanging on past noon. Winters here swing back and forth across freezing again and again, so a slab cleared before the melt-and-refreeze cycle starts stays sound and stays walkable. Working the same drives and pads in January that you know in July means knowing where the pitch runs and where the water wants to go. The reward is small and complete: an unbroken sheet of bare concrete at sunrise, and a car that gets out on time.