A sweeper truck and a snowplow aren't so different in spirit — both are in the business of taking a surface from cluttered to clean in one pass — and Jacketta Sweeping Service treats a winter storm along Redwood Road's warehouse rows with the same brisk, back-and-forth rhythm it uses on a summer lot full of gravel and leaves. Loading docks here can't afford to sit blocked, so routes get planned around delivery schedules first and everything else second, wide lanes cleared and piled well clear of any door that needs to roll up before seven. There's something satisfying about a long straight sweep of clean pavement stretching the length of a warehouse row, snow banked in a tidy line along the curb like something swept rather than plowed. West Valley's flat industrial blocks make for long, uninterrupted runs, the kind where a crew can find a rhythm and hold it for an hour without a single turn. By the time trucks start backing into the docks, the lot looks the way it does on a dry August morning — just wet black pavement and clean white edges.