Noah Webster's Excavation

About Noah Webster's Excavation

New Plymouth was laid out with its streets spoking out from a central park, and Noah Webster's Excavation knows every one of those angled blocks by feel, plowing the wedge-shaped lots and radial streets that no ordinary grid ever prepared a driver for. Snow tends to gather in the corners first, catching in yards where two streets meet at odd angles instead of square. The work here is residential driveway and street-adjacent snow removal, handled in the order the town's own layout demands rather than a straight line down one road. Where two of those old radial streets meet, a clean, snow-free curve is a small piece of the original town plan made visible again each winter. Getting it right takes knowing the layout as well as the equipment.