RJL Contracting

About RJL Contracting

March in Granby cannot decide on anything — sixty degrees Tuesday, eight inches Thursday, the hills running with meltwater in between. RJL Contracting plans for the second half of that: driveways plowed open, lots cleared and stacked, walkways and steps shoveled down clean, salt and sand for the mornings when all that runoff freezes hard overnight. Storms that come over the high ground north of town tend to land heavy and wet, the kind that need a second pass before they are honestly finished. Getting a family out of the driveway on a morning like that is the entire point of the work. Granby keeps moving, right on through to mud season.