Pinnacle

About Pinnacle

A South Jersey snowstorm gives plenty of warning and no mercy: two days of forecasts, then a night of it coming sideways up from the Atlantic. Pinnacle answers that in Barrington, clearing snow from driveways, lots and walkways once the borough has gone white and silent. The work happens at hours nobody else keeps — midnight, three, five — and the entire reward is what the street looks like at seven, when the rest of town gets up. Drives cut open to the curb, walks scraped down to the slab, piles set where they will not block a sightline. Quiet work, done in the dark, for a place that gets to carry on as usual.