True Flow Sprinkler - Eagle Mountain

About True Flow Sprinkler - Eagle Mountain

Eagle Mountain sits far enough from the lights of the valley floor that on a clear winter night the stars come down close to the ridgeline, and it's under that kind of sky that True Flow's trucks sometimes finish a route — a late storm, a school-morning deadline, headlights the only light on a new street. The same crew that keeps water moving through this city's sprinkler lines in summer spends winter keeping snow moving off its driveways, working the wide, straight streets that make up most of the newer subdivisions. Cold here turns hard and dry overnight, the kind that keeps snow squeaking underfoot rather than turning to slush, so a driveway cleared at midnight is often still clean at dawn. The blade runs the length of a block in one pass before doubling back for the walks, done and gone again before most of Eagle Mountain has woken up to see it.