Out where Jersey City runs flat toward the Turnpike viaduct, a nor'easter night is all sodium light and snow moving sideways across acres of asphalt. Willow Run Construction takes that ground: plowing lots and yards, stacking the piles where they will not block a dock or a hydrant, salting the lanes, shoveling the walks and steps by hand. Storms off the Atlantic reach this side wet and stubborn, so a lot gets pushed more than once before morning. By the time the first trucks come off Route 440, the lanes are open and the doors are reachable. Clear pavement at daybreak is the whole point.