Peabody sleeps under a February sky, Route 128 gone quiet, and somewhere off the water a nor'easter is turning up the coast. Pro Snow Removal keeps the late watch — trucks fueled, blades ready, the route already mapped in mind before the first inch lands. The night is plowing, shoveling the front walks, and salt and sand where the low ground along Proctor's Brook holds the cold and the pavement glazes first. The measure of the work is simple: a driveway open, a doorstep safe, a car that pulls out at six without a fight. They run it for homes and lots across the city and into the towns next door, one storm at a time.