MADISON MOW AND SNOW

About MADISON MOW AND SNOW

Madison sits between two lakes — Herman to the west, Madison itself closer to town — and the same low ground that makes for good mowing weather all summer turns into the first place frost collects once the lake air cools in fall. Madison Mow and Snow runs its trucks over the same properties year-round, trading mower decks for plow blades once the lake ice sets in, working driveways and walks across town including the streets near Dakota State University where students and staff alike need a clear path before an early class. The lake effect here is subtle compared to bigger water, but Madison still catches heavier, wetter snow than towns farther from the lakes region, the kind that packs down fast if it isn't moved quickly. Keeping ahead of that first push of snow, before it has a chance to bond overnight, is the whole difference between a clear morning and a long one.