Cajun Alaskan Services

About Cajun Alaskan Services

The Sterling Highway runs straight through the middle of Soldotna, spruce and birch forest pressing close on either side once the commercial strip gives way to residential streets, and it's along that tree line that snow banks up fastest against driveways after a passing system. Cajun Alaskan Services clears those driveways and the walkways leading to them, pushing snow back into the trees rather than letting it pile against garage doors and mailbox posts. Ice that forms where runoff crosses gravel driveways gets broken and sanded so trucks can still make the grade out to the highway. Parking areas for the small businesses along the corridor get scraped clear before the day's first customers arrive. Moose tracks are usually the first thing crossing a freshly cleared driveway by midmorning, evidence of how close the forest still sits to the road.