A January thaw in West Seneca is a temporary mercy — the banks along Reserve Road slump, everything drips, and then it locks back down hard by Thursday. Plowing through that means knowing the difference between snow you can push and slush that will freeze into a ridge across somebody's driveway. Cut it back to the surface, salt where the water will run, and the property stays open through the refreeze. Half a year later the same addresses want mowing and clean edges instead, and that's its own kind of care. Snow removal and lawn work, matched to whatever the town is doing that week.