Dygert Landscape & Construction

About Dygert Landscape & Construction

The storms that matter most around here come in March, wet and heavy and sideways, the kind that shuts the highway at Ault and then quits by morning under a sky so blue it looks rinsed. Dygert Landscape & Construction plows through the middle of that and cleans up behind it, taking driveways and lots back to pavement while the snow is still workable instead of waiting for it to set like mortar. Walks are cleared to full width, entries get ice melt, and the piles go where the meltwater will run off rather than back across the drive. Two days later the fields are bare again and everybody has forgotten it happened, which is fine. Getting people out on the morning after is the entire job.