Junk-O-Haulics spends most of the year taking away what people no longer want, and after a heavy Sarpy County snow the same trucks turn to hauling away what the plows leave behind—the piled berms at the end of a driveway, the drift a snowblower can push but not clear, the load too heavy for a homeowner's shovel. Springfield sits close enough to the Omaha side of the county that plenty of residents commute that direction, and a driveway blocked by a windrow at the street can cost someone their whole morning, so the crew works fast once the storm itself has passed. There's a particular kind of satisfaction in a truck bed loaded with snow instead of scrap, the same equipment doing a colder version of its usual job. By midday the roads out of town toward the interstate run clear, curb to curb, the heaviest piles gone rather than just pushed aside. It's practical work, more about hauling weight than laying a pretty edge, and Springfield in January needs exactly that.