Bigton Services

About Bigton Services

Midtown Anchorage is flat and wide compared to the hillside neighborhoods — box stores and strip lots strung along Northern Lights and Benson, parking fields big enough to lose a car in during a real dump. Bigton takes those wide-open lots as the specialty: room to stack snow in long windrows along the back fence line instead of burying the end spaces customers actually want. A grocery store lot gets opened before the 6 a.m. bakery delivery; an office park gets its walkways scraped to concrete so nobody skates across the entrance on black ice. The trucks run wide blades built for acreage, not narrow driveways, and it shows in how fast a five-acre lot goes from drifted to striped-line visible again. There's a plainness to the work that suits the neighborhood — get the pavement back, keep the lines uncovered, move to the next lot.