Get IT Done Alaska

About Get IT Done Alaska

In the deep dark of a Fairbanks December, the sun won't clear the hills until well past ten, which means most of the morning's plowing happens by streetlamp and truck-light alone. Get IT Done Alaska runs its routes in that window, clearing driveways and front walks before the school buses start their loops and before commuters start easing out onto Airport Way. Ice patches get sanded at the bottom of driveways where a car's own warmth has melted and refrozen the same six feet of pavement all winter. The crew keeps a mental map of which streets shed snow onto the road from their roof lines and which ones don't, since that's often the difference between a clear driveway and one that needs doing twice. By the time actual daylight arrives, the morning's work is already finished and put away.