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Plenty of yards in this end of Spokane Valley still carry an old apple or pear tree left over from the orchard rows that gave Opportunity and Veradale their names before the subdivisions came in, and those gnarled branches wear a coat of ice differently than a young maple does. Premier's crews know which client yards hold onto frost longest in the tree shadow and which clear first where the morning sun reaches over the fence line. Clearing a walkway under an old orchard tree means working around roots that heave the pavers and branches that drop ice with a crack if brushed the wrong way. The valley's cold this time of year tends to arrive on a clear night and simply stay, with no wind to shift it and no quick thaw to soften it, so a driveway plowed at dawn is often still bare pavement by dinner. There's real pleasure in leaving a front walk swept clean under a tree that's stood there longer than the street itself has had a name.