By March the piles at the end of a South Side driveway are gray, ice-cored and taller than the mailbox — and there is still more on the way. Snow Plowing Syracuse NY does the plain thing its name says: plowing, shoveling and salting driveways and lots from the first flakes in November to the last wet dump in April. More than a hundred inches falls on this city in a typical winter, and every one of them lands on somebody's pavement. The moment that makes it worthwhile is a small one — a door opening before work, dark asphalt underneath and a clear path to the car. Then the truck turns around and does it again for the next house on the street.