Undercover Systems

About Undercover Systems

Undercover Systems works the kind of ground most drivers pass without noticing, the park-and-ride lots and underpasses along Kent's commuter routes where cars sit through a whole workday and a morning's snow has all day to freeze solid underneath them. The crew clears those long rows before the evening rush, working blade and shovel around parked cars that won't move until their owners get back from Seattle. Underpasses hold shade and cold longer than open lots, so ice lingers there after the sun has already cleared the flats elsewhere in the valley. Getting a commuter lot down to bare asphalt before five o'clock means a line of tired drivers gets to their cars without a skate across the ice first. It's unglamorous, out-of-the-way work, done in the corners of Kent that keep the rest of the valley moving.