When the wind swings southwest off Lake Erie, Clarence can watch a squall cross the open ground near Kraus Road like a curtain being drawn. K.A.P. Landscaping and Snowplowing reads that sky for a living, then plows and shovels through whatever it drops. By June the same properties are asking for something else entirely — mowing on a schedule, trimming close, edging along the walk, beds kept clear. Both jobs are really about giving people back their footing, one in inches of snow and one in inches of grass. A driveway open at dawn and a lawn cut before the weekend are the same idea wearing different weather.