A Goode Snow Plowing, LLC

About A Goode Snow Plowing, LLC

Lake Hood freezes solid every winter, and the floatplanes that call it the world's busiest seaplane base sit wingtip to wingtip on skis until breakup, which makes the strip of Spenard around it one of the stranger, prettier corners of Anchorage to work before sunrise. A Goode Snow Plowing starts there while the sky over the Chugach is still charcoal, cutting tight, careful lines between older bungalows and hangar driveways where a wide blade would do more harm than good. The lots along Fireweed Lane get sanded before the day's first deliveries arrive, since the sun won't clear the ridgeline to soften that ice until midmorning at best. Snowbanks get squared off at the curb rather than left to creep into the road, because these streets narrow fast once deep winter takes hold. It's slow, close-quarters work, done in the dark, for a neighborhood that wakes up slower than the rest of the city.