January in Elmira keeps a two-in-the-morning version of itself: north wind coming down off the hills, the thermometer sliding, snow squeaking underfoot on West Hill's pitched driveways. Norseman handyman meets winter on those terms, plowing and shoveling homes and businesses across the city while most of the block is still under blankets. Steep grades ask for a different touch than flat ground — where to stack the banks, where the melt will run and refreeze by afternoon. The reward is simple and visible: a driveway you can back down without holding your breath, and a walk with edges as straight as a chalk line. Cold weather is honest work, and this is a name built for it.