Gregoire Construction

About Gregoire Construction

Up on Diamond Ridge and the benches above town, a lot of Homer's driveways were cut straight out of spruce and alder before a house ever went up on the lot, and those same steep cuts are what Gregoire Construction plows once the snow starts stacking. The company knows the ground under the snow because it built the road in the first place, so it knows where the culvert sits, where the grade steepens, where a blade needs to lift instead of dig. Storms off the Gulf can drop wet snow that turns to a slick crust overnight, and on a raw new driveway that crust is the difference between a truck making it home and a truck stuck at the bottom. Clearing that kind of ground takes a different patience than a paved street, working the high spots first and letting gravity help with the rest. When a homeowner pulls in past a clean-cut bank of snow to a driveway they can trust, that's the same work that put the driveway there to begin with.