Sasser Excavation & Drainage, LLC

About Sasser Excavation & Drainage, LLC

Every ditch and tile line Sasser Excavation & Drainage digs and clears in the warm months exists for one reason — to keep Fayette County's flat farmland from flooding come spring — and in winter that same drainage system decides where ice actually forms first. Meltwater from an afternoon thaw runs into the low ditches along the county roads and refreezes overnight into the kind of black ice that doesn't announce itself, and Sasser treats those known low points as the priority stops on every route, not an afterthought. Farm lanes and rural driveways get plowed in full, gravel and all, and the crossings where a ditch runs under a drive get extra salt because that's exactly where the ground stays coldest longest. The company already carries that knowledge of where water moves from digging drainage lines all summer; winter just applies it backward, to ice instead of runoff.