Commercial Irrigation

About Commercial Irrigation

Down in the Levee District the lots run flat and open toward the Illinois River, and a night of wind will pack snow into them like poured concrete. Commercial Irrigation works those lots and the drives that feed them, pushing the piles to the far corners and laying salt so the first cars of the morning find grip instead of glass. Walks get cleared by hand where a blade has no business going. Weather off the river arrives wet and heavy, then hardens somewhere around three in the morning, and the timing of the work is set against that hour. By the time traffic starts moving over the bridges, the pavement is ready for it.