Above All Hauling

About Above All Hauling

At four in the morning after a storm, the highway through Fort Lupton is a corridor of sodium light and blowing powder, and the only sound anywhere is a blade dropping onto asphalt. Above All Hauling runs snow work in that hour — plowing lots, opening driveways, cutting walkways down to bare concrete so the first arrivals of the day never have to think about it. There is real pride in finishing before sunrise, in the moment the headlights swing away from a property that looks like the storm simply skipped it. Weld County snow rarely falls politely; it drifts, it packs, it comes back on the wind, and the piles have to be stacked where they will not block a lane. So the trucks go back out, and the pavement stays clear.