ReadyDig

About ReadyDig

The storms Hudson actually welcomes are the March ones — heavy, wet, six inches of the kind of snow that bends fence wire and soaks straight into ground that has been thirsty since October. ReadyDig works those afternoons, when the stuff is dense as wet concrete and a driveway has to be opened twice before dark. Plowing, clearing lots and long approaches, breaking out walkways, pulling snow back off the edges, and treating ice as the melt refreezes at dusk. Nobody complains about a March storm out here, but somebody still has to move it. By evening the driveway is black and wet and steaming a little, and the whole county is quietly glad it came.